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Evaluation of orientation experiment data using circular statistics - doubts and pitfalls in assumptions

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Busse P., Trocinska A.

The Ring

1999

tom 21

nr 2

The application of poultry behaviour responses on heat stress to improve heating and ventilation systems efficiency

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Kuczynski T.

Electronic Journal of Polish Agricultural Universities. Series Agricultural Engineering

2002

tom 05

nr 1

Poultry is particularly vulnerable to heat stress conditions. Birds have no possibility to loose the heat by sweating, thus losses by convection and respiration remain the only mechanisms for taking the heat out of them. Whereas there is common consensus among scientists and growers on optimum ambient temperature range for well feathered 4-6 weeks old broilers, there are considerable differences in evaluation of potential negative effects of their exceeding in terms of production result, health status or animal welfare.

A comparison of the Emlen funnel and Busse's flat cage for orientation studies

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Ozarowska A., Yosef R.

The Ring

2004

tom 26

nr 1

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Evaluation of orientation experiment data using circular statistics - doubts and pitfalls in assumptions

The application of poultry behaviour responses on heat stress to improve heating and ventilation systems efficiency

A comparison of the Emlen funnel and Busse's flat cage for orientation studies