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REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF HALFBRED RABBITS UNDER AGROCLIMATIC CONDITION OF MEGHALAYA

Anubrata Das, Sudhir Kumar Das, Soumen Naskar

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Highly significant (P < 0.01) difference between the six genetic groups in respect of litter size at birth, litter weight at birth, litter size at weaning and litter weight at weaning were found. Litter size at birth varied from 5.20 in LN to 6.00 in LS with an average of 5.68. Litter size at birth of LS, SN and NS were significantly (P < 0.05) higher than that in SL and LN. Litter weight at birth in LS, SN and NS were significantly higher than that in SL, NL and LN. The litter weight at birth ranged from 465 g in LS to 391g in NL with an average of 429g. The highest litter size at weaning was observed to be 5.51 in NS with an overall mean value of 4.99. Litter weight at weaning was highest in SN i.e. 3.362 kg with an average value of 3.078 kg.

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Highly significant (P < 0.01) difference between the six genetic groups in respect of litter size at birth, litter weight at birth, litter size at weaning and litter weight at weaning were found. Litter size at birth varied from 5.20 in LN to 6.00 in LS with an average of 5.68. Litter size at birth of LS, SN and NS were significantly (P < 0.05) higher than that in SL and LN. Litter weight at birth in LS, SN and NS were significantly higher than that in SL, NL and LN. The litter weight at birth ranged from 465 g in LS to 391g in NL with an average of 429g. The highest litter size at weaning was observed to be 5.51 in NS with an overall mean value of 4.99. Litter weight at weaning was highest in SN i.e. 3.362 kg with an average value of 3.078 kg.

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Highly significant (P < 0.01) difference between the six genetic groups in respect of litter size at birth, litter weight at birth, litter size at weaning and litter weight at weaning were found. Litter size at birth varied from 5.20 in LN to 6.00 in LS with an average of 5.68. Litter size at birth of LS, SN and NS were significantly (P < 0.05) higher than that in SL and LN. Litter weight at birth in LS, SN and NS were significantly higher than that in SL, NL and LN. The litter weight at birth ranged from 465 g in LS to 391g in NL with an average of 429g. The highest litter size at weaning was observed to be 5.51 in NS with an overall mean value of 4.99. Litter weight at weaning was highest in SN i.e. 3.362 kg with an average value of 3.078 kg.

Key concepts: Litter, Weaning, Animal science, Birth weight, Biology, Significant difference, Veterinary medicine, Body weight

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