2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-09352013000600039
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Características de carcaça de cabritos criados em dois sistemas de terminação

Abstract: Avaliaram-se as características da carcaça de cabritos Saanen confinados, Saanen e 7/8 Boer - 1/8 Saanen semiconfinados, bem como a influência de grupo genético e sistema de terminação sobre o rendimento comercial, índice de compacidade, não constituintes, área de olho de lombo, força de cisalhamento, gordura, teor de umidade e teor de extrato etéreo. Utilizaram-se 31 machos inteiros, com aproximadamente 128 dias de idade e 22,9±2,4kg de peso vivo. Destes, 22 eram da raça Saanen e nove animais eram mestiços 7/… Show more

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“…GOMES et al (2011) mentioned that the index of carcass compactness may be employed to assess the production of tissues in the carcass of animals with similar body weight, with a direct relation to the proportion of muscle and fat in the animal carcass. Values of LEA (Table 3), a characteristic linked to the size of the body, verified in this study, are within the rate of values mentioned in the literature for goats (CUNHA et al, 2002;EL-WAZIRY et al, 2011;SALLES et al, 2013). According to SALLES et al (2013), LEA is the most representative measurement of an animal muscle mass, and higher values for this measure represent better carcasses regarding muscle amount.…”
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“…GOMES et al (2011) mentioned that the index of carcass compactness may be employed to assess the production of tissues in the carcass of animals with similar body weight, with a direct relation to the proportion of muscle and fat in the animal carcass. Values of LEA (Table 3), a characteristic linked to the size of the body, verified in this study, are within the rate of values mentioned in the literature for goats (CUNHA et al, 2002;EL-WAZIRY et al, 2011;SALLES et al, 2013). According to SALLES et al (2013), LEA is the most representative measurement of an animal muscle mass, and higher values for this measure represent better carcasses regarding muscle amount.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Values of LEA (Table 3), a characteristic linked to the size of the body, verified in this study, are within the rate of values mentioned in the literature for goats (CUNHA et al, 2002;EL-WAZIRY et al, 2011;SALLES et al, 2013). According to SALLES et al (2013), LEA is the most representative measurement of an animal muscle mass, and higher values for this measure represent better carcasses regarding muscle amount.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 86%
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