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The relative importance of light and temperature as phase setting signals for oviposition in the fowl

B. M. Bhatti Department of Agriculture and Horticulture, The University, Reading, RG6 2AT, England
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T. R. Morris Department of Agriculture and Horticulture, The University, Reading, RG6 2AT, England
Pages 391-395 | Received 10 Jun 1976, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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F. NODDEGAARD. (1998) Oviposition patterns and plasma melatonin rhythms in response to manipulations of the light: Dark cycle. British Poultry Science 39:5, pages 653-661.
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B. M. Bhatti & T. R. Morris. (1988) Model for the prediction of mean time of oviposition for hens kept in different light and dark cycles. British Poultry Science 29:2, pages 205-213.
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B. M. Bhatti. (1987) Distribution of oviposition times of hens in continuous darkness or continuous illumination. British Poultry Science 28:2, pages 295-306.
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C. J. Waters, S. P. Rose & P. R. Bampton. (1987) Production responses of laying hens to 28 h bright: Dim light cycles using different light intensity ratios and a 24 h temperature regimen. British Poultry Science 28:2, pages 207-212.
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B. M. Bhatti. (1987) Exogenous regulation of the time of oviposition in the domestic fowl. World's Poultry Science Journal 43:2, pages 116-131.
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S. Leeson. (1986) Nutritional considerations of poultry during heat stress. World's Poultry Science Journal 42:1, pages 69-81.
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R.J. Etches & J.P. Schoch. (1984) A mathematical representation of the Ovulatory cycle of the domestic hen. British Poultry Science 25:1, pages 65-76.
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T. R. Morris & B. M. Bhatti. (1978) Entrainment of oviposition in the fowl using bright and dim light cycles. British Poultry Science 19:3, pages 341-348.
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B. M. Bhatti & T. R. Morris. (1978) Entrainment of oviposition in the fowl using light‐dark cycles. British Poultry Science 19:3, pages 333-340.
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P.D. Lewis, G.C. Perry, T.R. Morris & J. English. (2001) Supplementary Dim Light Differentially Influences Sexual Maturity, Oviposition Time, and Melatonin Rhythms in Pullets. Poultry Science 80:12, pages 1723-1728.
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JANICE M. BAHR & PATRICIA A. JOHNSON. 1991. Reproduction in Domestic Animals. Reproduction in Domestic Animals 555 575 .
S. S. Liou & H. V. Biellier. (1987) Light-dark cues entrain oviposition time in the chicken hen. International Journal of Biometeorology 31:4, pages 285-292.
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MAGDI M. MASHALY, KEITH R. KRATZER & OWEN D. KEENE. (1983) Effect of Photoperiod on Body Weight and Reproductive Performance of Ringneck Pheasants. Poultry Science 62:10, pages 2109-2113.
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