Re: parthogenesis and chickens

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From: Robert Sharp
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 1996 00:00

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TL ADAMS wrote:
> 

> In chickens, it is a more common phenomen, and can be induce in
> labratory settings.  What you are getting is a natural clone,
> If the technique could be perfected, it might have some commercial
> value.

While it may not be commercially viable, what conditions tend to induce
parthogenesis? What efect does it have on the offspring?

Thanks

Robert

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Date: 1996/12/02
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