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2011-09-01Eurasian Journal of Veterinary Sciences3271432011-09-01139Original Article
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2 and 68028
mm 3 , respectively. Conclusion: The results obtained using the
technology applied in this study may be a key to future investigations and to a
new approach to anatomical science.]]>2011-09-01Eurasian Journal of Veterinary Sciences3271482011-09-01145Original Article
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1 and F 2 Denizli x Leghorn populations including
hatching weight, growth performance, live weights of the growing period, egg
gravity and egg weight. Material and Methods: Ten Denizli roosters and 30
Leghorn hens were used for generation of the base population. In the first
generation (F 1 , 15 males and 68 females were produced. A total of
475 males and 451 females were produced in the second generation (F 2
), and whose production data were evaluated based on the 32 weeks of periods.
Results: In F 2 population, numbers and percentages of egg yield were
found to be 99.61 and 56.21% in the first 180-day period. Hatching weights were
determined as 40.94 and 30.80 g in F 1 and F 2
generations, respectively. Significant differences were observed in weights of
F 1 and F 2 animals at the growing period (p<0.001). In
addition, the second generation live weights were measured as 1814.60 g in
females and in 1900.00 g in males at the end of 32nd week (p<0.001). Egg
weight and specific gravity values were calculated as 47.81 g and 1.08
respectively in the F2 population. Conclusion: It was concluded that Denizli
breed, a native genetic resource, seems to be suitable and candidate chicken
breed for future hybridization studies. Furthermore, there is need for further
detailed studies to evaluate Denizli crosses with layer or broiler breeds for
this production characteristic.]]>2011-09-01Eurasian Journal of Veterinary Sciences3271822011-09-01177Original Article
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2011-09-01Eurasian Journal of Veterinary Sciences3271942011-09-01191Case Report