Embryonic development and the physiological factors that coordinate hatching in domestic chickens
Authors:
- Q. TongQTQ. Tong
- C.E. RomaniniCRC.E. Romanini
- V. ExadaktylosVEV. Exadaktylos
- C. BahrCBC. Bahr
- D. BerckmansDBD. Berckmans
- H. BergougHBH. Bergoug
- N. EterradossiNEN. Eterradossi
- N. RoulstonNRN. Roulston
- R. VerhelstRVR. Verhelst
- I.M. McGonnellIMI.M. McGonnell
- T. DemmersTDT. Demmers
Open Access
- 1 March 2013
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Poultry Science
- Vol. 92 (3) , 620-628
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