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The prediction of skeletal weight from the weights of sample bones

T. R. Morris Department of Agriculture, Department of Physiological Chemistry and Unit of Biometry, University of Reading,
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T. G. Taylor Department of Agriculture, Department of Physiological Chemistry and Unit of Biometry, University of Reading,
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J. K. Brookhouse Department of Agriculture, Department of Physiological Chemistry and Unit of Biometry, University of Reading,
Pages 153-157 | Received 11 Jan 1965, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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R. Blair & A. B. Gilbert. (1973) The influence of supplemental phosphorus in a low‐calcium diet designed to induce a resting phase in laying hens. British Poultry Science 14:1, pages 131-135.
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RP Kwakkel, G Hof, T Zandstra & BJ Ducro. (1998) Diphasic allometric growth of some skeletal bones and the digestive tract in White Leghorn pullets consuming ad libitum and restricted diets. Poultry Science 77:6, pages 826-833.
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A.W. Nordskog & D.M. Briggs. (1968) The Body Weight Egg Production Paradox. Poultry Science 47:2, pages 498-504.
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