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October 1, 1991Poultry ScienceOpen Access

Research Note: Genetic Adaptation to Multiple-Bird Cage Environment is Less Evident with Effective Beak Trimming ,

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JCJ.V. CraigKansas State UniversityWMWilliam M. MuirPurdue University West Lafayette

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