Influence of light on ovulation in the f
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Warren, D. C. ;Scott, H. M.
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Article
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1936
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John Wiley and Sons
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English
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I t is a common observation that in the domestic fowl egg laying is normally restricted to the daylight period. The few eggs produced at night are usually without shell o r with a poorly formed one, indicating that they were prematurely expelled. Atwood ( '29) has shown that since somewhat more than