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Acute stressors experienced by layer breeders do not affect measures of stress and fear in their offspring

2020-03-23

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Stressors experienced by layer breeders during egg production can lead to changes in the egg hormone content, potentially impacting their offspring, the commercial layers. Genetic differences might also affect the offspring’s susceptibility to maternal experiences. In this study, we tested if maternal stress affects measures of stress and fear in five strains of layer breeders: commercial brown 1 & 2, commercial w...

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81216301-d7fb-5040-87f8-b87cfa66d3fd
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10.1101/2020.03.23.003301
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