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Animal Science and Veterinary

D-Index
30
Citations
3007
World Ranking
2486
National Ranking
91

Best Publications

  • Welfare of broilers: a review

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  • Welfare of broilers: a review

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  • The LayWel project: welfare implications of changes in production systems for laying hens

    Harry Blokhuis;T. Fiks Van Niekerk;W. Bessei;A. Elson

  • Impact of Housing Environment on the Immune System in Chickens: A Review.

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  • Impact of animal welfare on worldwide poultry production

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  • The welfare of chickens kept for meat production (broilers)

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  • Genetic parameters for feather pecking and aggressive behavior in a large F2-cross of laying hens using generalized linear mixed models

    J. Bennewitz;S Bögelein;P. Stratz;M. Rodehutscord

  • [Effect of locomotor activity on leg disorder in fattening chicken].

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  • The effect of feather eating on feed passage in laying hens.

    A. Harlander-Matauschek;H. P. Piepho;W. Bessei

  • Effect of locomotor activity on bone development and leg disorders in broilers

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  • Indirect selection for improvement of animal well-being.

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  • Comparison and evaluation of bone measurements for the assessment of mineral phosphorus sources in broilers

    Y. Shastak;M. Witzig;K. Hartung;W. Bessei

  • The demand of laying hens for feathers and wood shavings

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  • The effects of lighting conditions on the behaviour of laying hens

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  • Fear and social motivation as factors in open-field behaviour of the domestic chick. A theoretical consideration [behaviour, open-field test].

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  • Dietary inclusion of feathers affects intestinal microbiota and microbial metabolites in growing Leghorn-type chickens

    B. Meyer;W. Bessei;W. Vahjen;J. Zentek

  • The interrelationships of nutrition and feather pecking in the domestic fowl – A review

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  • Quantitative genetic analysis of traits related to fear and feather pecking in laying hens.

    Vanessa Grams;Stefanie Bögelein;Michael A. Grashorn;Werner Bessei

  • Genetic and physiological factors influencing feather pecking in chickens

    M. Wysocki;W. Bessei;J.B. Kjaer;J. Bennewitz

  • Bone development and activity in chickens in response to reduced weight-load on legs

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Related Online Degrees & Career Pathways

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