ArticleAnimals : an open access journal from MDPI2024
Carcass, Egg Characteristics and Leg Bone Dimensions of Pigeons of Different Origin.
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- Lightweight Visual Detection and Dynamic Tracking for Pigeon Egg Inspection in Caged Pigeon Farming.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Abstract
In the past, studies have been conducted on the evaluation of meat traits of pigeons, but the knowledge obtained is incomplete and needs to be expanded. The purpose of this study was to obtain information on the weight and proportion of carcass elements, femur and tibia bone dimensions, and egg characteristics of meat of King breed and carrier pigeons. For this study, 16 carcasses of carrier pigeons and 16 carcasses of King pigeons were used, with 8 carcasses of males and 8 carcasses of females of each breed. Additionally, 20 eggs evaluated were from carrier pigeons and 20 eggs from King breed pigeons. The carcasses and eggs were obtained from birds that were 12 months old. The compared pigeon breeds differed (
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