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publication name GENETIC EVALUATION FOR EGG PRODUCTION TRAITS IN JAPANESE QUAIL
Authors Eman, A. Manaa; El-Bayomi, Kh.M.and Sosa, G. A.
year 2015
keywords Japanese quail. Egg production. Egg weight. Egg number. Egg mass. Heritability. Correlations.
journal BENHA VETERINARY MEDICAL JOURNAL
volume 28
issue 1
pages 178-185
publisher Not Available
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Abstract

The main objective of this work was to evaluate the means and genetic parameters for egg production traits of random population of Japanese quail including average egg weight, egg number and egg mass. The second generation had the highest significant value for egg numbers, egg weights and egg masses for most weeks from beginning egg production. All heritability estimates for egg numbers were high except values at first and third week of egg production in the second generation were low (0.09 and 0.003; respectively). All heritability estimates for egg weights were medium values except values for second week of egg production in the first generation was low (0.02).

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