assessment of relations between certain incubation qualities of turkey eggs through correlation and regresion analyzes
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Abstract
The present study was developed based on data from eggs incubation from three lines of turkeys: Layer Light turkey - LL, Meat Heavy turkey -MH and North Caucasian Bronze Turkey - NCB at 36 weeks of age. The degree of influence of the incubation traits was determined: number of set eggs, number of fertilized eggs, number of dead embryos 1st review and number of dead embryos 2nd review on the number of hatched turkeys by applying a correlation analysis. The obtained relations were presented by mathematical models compiled after using a regression analysis. The significant dependencies between these signs were demonstrated by mathematical models compiled using regression analysis. Mathematical models were built to present these relations in analytical form.
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| Authors | ;P. Hristakieva;N. Keranova |
| Journal | journal of indonesian applied economics |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.15547/tjs.2018.01.006
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