2009
DOI: 10.3923/ijps.2009.179.182
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Analysis of Morphological Traits of Geographically Separated Population of Indigenous Muscovy Duck (Cairina Moschata)

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“…Negative correlation coefficients were also recorded for stockiness, long-leggedness and body weight (r= -0.24 and -0.22; p<0.01 respectively). High positive relationships among YAKUBU traits suggest that they are under the same gene action and can also be predicted from one another singly or in combinations (Ngapongora et al, 2004;Ogah et al, 2009). The varying phenotypic correlation coefficients in the two sexes suggest sexual differences in the genetic architecture of the birds.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Negative correlation coefficients were also recorded for stockiness, long-leggedness and body weight (r= -0.24 and -0.22; p<0.01 respectively). High positive relationships among YAKUBU traits suggest that they are under the same gene action and can also be predicted from one another singly or in combinations (Ngapongora et al, 2004;Ogah et al, 2009). The varying phenotypic correlation coefficients in the two sexes suggest sexual differences in the genetic architecture of the birds.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a food source of meat it is better to use a male Muscovy ducks in accordance with Yakubu (2011), in which the male Muscovy ducks are sold to generate income and the female Muscovy ducks are for breeding. The percentage of carcass weight, breast weights and thigh weight were higher in male Muscovy duck than that in the females because male had body weight, body length, body height greater than female (Ogah, 2009).…”
Section: Carcass Breast Meat and Thigh Meat Weightmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Schavioneet al (2007) stated that Muscovy duck which is intensively raised produce male breast meat weight percentage higher than the female Muscovy ducks aged 64 days (21.27% vs. 20.88%). Ogah (2009) stated that Muscovy duck males have larger body size and is heavier than the female Muscovy duck. As a food source of meat it is better to use a male Muscovy ducks in accordance with Yakubu (2011), in which the male Muscovy ducks are sold to generate income and the female Muscovy ducks are for breeding.…”
Section: Carcass Breast Meat and Thigh Meat Weightmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Parameter morfometrik meliputi bobot badan, panjang paruh, lebar paruh, panjang kepala, tinggi kepala, diameter kepala, panjang leher, diameter leher, panjang sayap, panjang badan, lingkar badan, tinggi badan, panjang dada, panjang femur, panjang tibia, lingkar tibia, panjang metatarsus, panjang jari kaki ke-3 (Ogah, 2009;Yakubu, 2011). Data pengukuran tubuh diambil dari masing-masing entok jantan dan betina sedangkan data lainnya merupakan penggabungan dari entok jantan dan betina.…”
Section: Materi Dan Metodeunclassified
“…Hal tersebut dikarenakan ukuran-ukuran tubuh antara jantan dan betina yang berbeda. Ogah (2009) melaporkan bahwa terdapat perbedaan pada variabel bobot badan, panjang badan, lingkar badan, tinggi badan, panjang paruh, tinggi paruh, lebar paruh, panjang tibia, panjang kepala, lingkar kepala, panjang leher, dan panjang sayap antara jantan dan betina.…”
Section: Perbedaan Ukuran Tubuh Jantan Dan Betina DI Tiga Kabupatenunclassified