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Creator:: Smith, Edward J. (Edward Jude), 1961-
Abstract:: The genetic control of changes in unselected traits of Wrolstad Medium White turkeys divergently selected for semen ejaculate volumes (SEV) for 16 generations (G) was studied. Genetic parameters were estimated in G 10 to 14 for embryonic mortality (EM), the incidence of pipped eggs, and for total plasma cholesterol (PC)...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Poultry Sci. 55:2363-2369. Nestor, K. E., 1984. Genetics of growth and reproduction in the turkey. 9

Creator:: Nilipour, Amir H.
Abstract:: Three experiments were conducted to determine if a new variety of triticale (Flora) would maintain seminal production of Medium White (MW) breeder toms and to ascertain the minimal dietary crude protein (CP) required by breeder toms. In Experiment 1, 4 dietary treatments with 10 males each, were fed ad libitum...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: dietary energy and triticale (var: Flora) on the reproductive performance of medium white turkey breeder

Creator:: Lutz, Robert Scott
Abstract:: Habitat use and reproductive success by Merriam's wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo merriami) were studied in Wasco County, Oregon, during 1981-82. This low density turkey population selectively used forested cover types characterized by a variety of structural features, species, and age classes. They avoided monotypic forested cover types, used non-forested cover...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: use by. Merriam's wild turkey in Oregon .-. Redacted for privacy Abstract approve& "--nhn Habitat

Creator:: Hayat, Javed
Abstract:: An experiment was conducted to evaluate a breeder diet containing a yeast culture as a means of improving the reproductive performance of two genetically dissimilar lines of turkey hens (designated as L and H). Two hundred hens of lines L and H, 100 hens per line, were housed in a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Reproductive Performance of Wrolstad Medium White Turkey

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