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Animal production science, v.61 no.10, 2021년, pp.856 - 866
Underwood, Greg , Andrews, Daniel , Phung, Tin
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Modern commercial layer breeds represent the culmination of ~7000 years of natural genetic selection. This selection was driven in former times by a combination of genetic-shift and -drift events, that led to chickens being favoured as domesticated species for meat and egg production. More recently,...
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