24 research outputs found

    Spatial distribution in home-cage (% time in different cage zones – front, middle, rear, mean ± SEM) of control and treated quail, when an observer was present, seven weeks after the URNS procedure.

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    <p>Chi square tests compared the relative times spent in the three zones to chance for each group and Mann-Whitney U-tests compared proportions of time spent in each zone between control and treated quail: *P<0.05. Control quail: N = 21, treated quail: N = 22.</p

    Percent of quail in moult in each group in relation to time.

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    <p>URNS3: end of procedure, URNS+X: X week(s) after the end of the procedure. * P<0.001 (Fisher exact test). Control quail: N = 19, treated quail: N = 22.</p

    Body weight gain between weeks (mean in mm ± SEM).

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    <p>URNSX: increase between X-1 and X week(s) after the end of the URNS procedure. Control quail: N = 19, treated quail: N = 22. Post-hoc Tukey HSD tests: different letters means significant differences.</p

    Allocation of scores to morphological parameter observations (completely described by Tona et al. [41]).

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    <p>Allocation of scores to morphological parameter observations (completely described by Tona et al. <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0057670#pone.0057670-Lipar1" target="_blank">[41]</a>).</p

    Mean ± SEM number of distress calls (a) and latency to ingest the novel food (b) during the first and second expositions to the novel food (C21 male chicks: N = 21; C21 female chicks: N = 26; C30 male chicks: N = 27; C30 female chicks: N = 21).

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    <p>Mean ± SEM number of distress calls (a) and latency to ingest the novel food (b) during the first and second expositions to the novel food (C21 male chicks: N = 21; C21 female chicks: N = 26; C30 male chicks: N = 27; C30 female chicks: N = 21).</p
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