Effect of genotype, housing system and hay supplementation on carcass traits and meat quality of growing rabbits.

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Effect of genotype, housing system and hay supplementation on carcass traits and meat quality of growing rabbits.

Meat science - 1 Dec 2015

Dalle Zotte A, Szendrő K, Gerencsér Zs, Szendrő Zs, Cullere M, Odermatt M, Radnai I, Matics Zs

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The aim of the study was to examine the effects of genotype (Pannon Large × Pannon Ka/Large/or Hungarian Giant × Pannon Ka/Hung), housing system (Cage or small Pen) and hay supplementation (Pellet without or with Hay/P+Hay/) on carcass and meat (Longissimus dorsi/LD/ and hind leg/HL/) quality of growing rabbits. Large rabbits showed higher carcass weights, as well as higher fatness and meatiness compared to Hung...

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Adipose Tissue
Animal Feed
Animal Husbandry
Animals
Body Weight
Breeding
Color
Dietary Supplements
Fatty Acids
Genotype
Housing, Animal

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Humans

Lipids

Male

Meat

Muscle, Skeletal

Rabbits

Stress, Mechanical

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PMID: 26210883
DOI: 10.1016/j.meatsci.2015.07.012

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