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Genotypic differences in speed and magnitude of response to ahemeral lighting.

British poultry science - 1 Dec 1993

Shanawany M M, Sørensen P, Pirchner F

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1. The paper compares between three genetically different lines in their egg weight and shell thickness response to a 28-h cycle. 2. The response in shell thickness to ahemeral lighting was more rapid (2.2 d) than for egg weight (4.2 d). 3. Differences between genotypes were evident in both the speed and magnitude of response. 4. Overall, egg weight and shell thickness on the 28-h cycle were 7% and 8% greater...

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Animals
Chickens
Egg Shell
Eggs
Female
Genotype
Photoperiod

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PMID: 8156426
DOI: 10.1080/00071669308417648

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