1997
DOI: 10.55730/1300-0128.4059
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The Effect of Egg Weight and Shape Index on Hachability in Japanese Quail Eggs

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“…Research has shown that EST can be measured using the specific gravity method (Hamilton, 1982), however this method is impractical for industrial organizations and is only suitable for academic verification of nondestructive equipment (NDE) or a new method, where a the Vernier caliper can be more practically used to correct the data gathered by a NDE post-hatching or by breaking the egg. It has been reported by researchers that the thickness and porosity of the eggshell has an effect on incubation results and nondestructive methods should be used to measure the eggs and, that breeding should be based on the data gathered in order to achieve better success in breeding (Saylam and Sarıca, 1999). It was also reported by researchers that breeding for egg weight loss and eggshell quality should improve breeding results and hatchery performance (Türkyilmaz, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research has shown that EST can be measured using the specific gravity method (Hamilton, 1982), however this method is impractical for industrial organizations and is only suitable for academic verification of nondestructive equipment (NDE) or a new method, where a the Vernier caliper can be more practically used to correct the data gathered by a NDE post-hatching or by breaking the egg. It has been reported by researchers that the thickness and porosity of the eggshell has an effect on incubation results and nondestructive methods should be used to measure the eggs and, that breeding should be based on the data gathered in order to achieve better success in breeding (Saylam and Sarıca, 1999). It was also reported by researchers that breeding for egg weight loss and eggshell quality should improve breeding results and hatchery performance (Türkyilmaz, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%