Study of Correlation Between Body Weight and Conformation Traits in Coloured Synthetic Dam Line Broiler Chicken at Five Weeks of Age
Swapnali Gogoi, Pragya Mishra
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Swapnali Gogoi, Pragya Mishra
Abstract
In coloured strain of synthetic dam line broiler chicken correlation between body weight and conformation traits were studied at 5 th week of age. Body weight, breast angle, shank length and keel length were measured in both males and females. The genetic, phenotypic and environmental correlation between 5 th week body weight and each with breast angle, shank length and keel length from sire components of variance and covariance were positively and statistically significant (P<0.01). It was concluded that individual selection for high body weight at 5 th
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In coloured strain of synthetic dam line broiler chicken correlation between body weight and conformation traits were studied at 5 th week of age. Body weight, breast angle, shank length and keel length were measured in both males and females. The genetic, phenotypic and environmental correlation between 5 th week body weight and each with breast angle, shank length and keel length from sire components of variance and covariance were positively and statistically significant (P<0.01). It was concluded that individual selection for high body weight at 5 th
Key concepts: Keel, Sire, Broiler, Body weight, Correlation, Animal science, Genetic correlation, Biology