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Effect of Selection for Increased Body Weight and Increased Plasma Yolk Precursor on Developmental Stability in Japanese Quail

Nestor    
K. E. Bacon    
W. L. Velleman    
S. G. Anderson    
J. W. Patterson    
R. A.    

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