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COMPARATIVE RESEARCHES REGARDING THE BODY WEIGHT IN DIFERENT AGES OF NEW ZEALAND WHITE, GRAND CHINCHILLA RABIT BREEDS, AND THE F1 HIBRIDS OBTAINED AFTER THEIR CROSS-BREEDING
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- COMPARATIVE RESEARCHES REGARDING THE BODY WEIGHT IN DIFERENT AGES OF NEW ZEALAND WHITE, GRAND CHINCHILLA RABIT BREEDS, AND THE F1 HIBRIDS OBTAINED AFTER THEIR CROSS-BREEDING
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In rabbits breeding, the amelioration processes have a high importance because they are aimed to continuously increase the productions concomitantly with the decrease of specific consumption and unit costs. Cross-breeding of two genetically distinguished breeds can produce the heterozis effect, meaning an increase of the possibility that allow a higher productivity. 53 young rabbits were used as biological material, 3 interlinear simple female hybrids of New Zealand White (NZ) being the mater...
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- Date created
- 2008-10-01
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- DANIELA-MARCELA TOBĂ (GOINA) / MARIAN BURA / DOREL DRONCA / SILVIA PĂTRUICĂ / MARIOARA NICULA / CĂLIN CĂLĂMAR
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- http://spasb.ro/index.php/spasb/article/view/1411
- Related subjects
- New Zealand White / Grand Chinchilla / rabits hybrids / body weight / hybridation / Agriculture / Technology / Science
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