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Increasing the environmental temperature later in lay and performance of the fowl

P. J. Cowan North of Scotland College of Agriculture, 581 King Street, Aberdeen, AB9 1UD, Scotland
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W. Michie North of Scotland College of Agriculture, 581 King Street, Aberdeen, AB9 1UD, Scotland
Pages 339-343 | Received 07 Sep 1979, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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A.A. Al-Saffar & S.P. Rose. (2002) Ambient temperature and the egg laying characteristics of laying fowl. World's Poultry Science Journal 58:3, pages 317-331.
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B. M. Freeman. (1988) The domestic fowl in biomedical research: physiological effects of the environment. World's Poultry Science Journal 44:1, pages 41-60.
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P. J. Cowan & W. Michie. (1983) Raised environmental temperature and food rationing as means of restricting growth of the replacement pullet. British Poultry Science 24:1, pages 11-19.
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Manoj Kumar, Poonam Ratwan, S.P. Dahiya & Anil Kumar Nehra. (2021) Climate change and heat stress: Impact on production, reproduction and growth performance of poultry and its mitigation using genetic strategies. Journal of Thermal Biology 97, pages 102867.
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O.H.A. Ali, E.A. Elzubeir & H.M. Elhadi. (2008) Effect of Season on the Immunity of Newly Hatched Broiler Chicks Reared in Arid-Hot Climate. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences 11:2, pages 318-320.
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KS Routman, L Yoshida, AC Frizzas de Lima, M Macari & JM Pizauro Jr.. (2003) Intestinal and pancreas enzyme activity of broilers exposed to thermal stress. Revista Brasileira de Ciência Avícola 5:1, pages 23-27.
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C. TADTIYANANT, J.J. LYONS & J.M. VANDEPOPULIERE. (1991) Influence of Wet and Dry Feed on Laying Hens Under Heat Stress. Poultry Science 70:1, pages 44-52.
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Abdalla Mohamed Osman. (1985) Differential responses of amylase and lipase in the intestine and pancreas of laying hens exposed to intermittent heating. Journal of Comparative Physiology B 156:2, pages 297-302.
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M.A. TANOR, S. LEESON & J.D. SUMMERS. (1984) Effect of Heat Stress and Diet Composition on Performance of White Leghorn Hens. Poultry Science 63:2, pages 304-310.
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D.R. SELL, J.C. ROGLER & W.R. FEATHERSTON. (1983) The Effects of Sorghum Tannin and Protein Level on the Performance of Laying Hens Maintained in Two Temperature Environments. Poultry Science 62:12, pages 2420-2428.
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Abdulla Mohamed Osman & Nabil Ibrahim Tanios. (1983) The effect of heat on the intestinal and pancreatic levels of amylase and maltase of laying hens and broilers. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology 75:4, pages 563-567.
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