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Characteristics of Unturned Eggs: Critical Period, Retarded Embryonic Growth and Poor Albumen Utilisation

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Journal Br Poult Sci
Date 1989 Jun 1
PMID 2765976
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1. The physiological effects of egg turning during incubation are described. 2. There was a critical period for turning, from days 3 to 7 of incubation, which affected hatchability, embryo growth and utilisation of extra-embryonic fluids. 3. Failure to turn eggs retarded formation of allantoic and amniotic fluids, restricted alumen uptake and retarded growth of the embryo, but only after day 12 of incubation.

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