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A review of key techniques for in ovo sexing of chicken eggs

Jia et al., 2023

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7094337662040013705
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Jia N
Li B
Zhu J
Wang H
Zhao Y
Zhao W
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Agriculture

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The identification of chicken sex before hatching is an important problem in large-scale breeding applications in the poultry industry. This paper systematically reviews the key techniques for in ovo sexing of chicken eggs before hatching and presents recent research …
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