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Authors:
PLAVNIK I
YAHAV S
Citation: I. Plavnik et S. Yahav, EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL-TEMPERATURE ON BROILER-CHICKENS SUBJECTED TO GROWTH RESTRICTION AT AN EARLY AGE, Poultry science, 77(6), 1998, pp. 870-872
Authors:
YAHAV S
PLAVNIK I
RUSAL M
HURWITZ S
Citation: S. Yahav et al., RESPONSE OF TURKEYS TO RELATIVE-HUMIDITY AT HIGH AMBIENT-TEMPERATURE, British Poultry Science, 39(3), 1998, pp. 340-345
Authors:
YAHAV S
LUGER D
CAHANER A
DOTAN M
RUSAL M
HURWITZ S
Citation: S. Yahav et al., THERMOREGULATION IN NAKED NECK CHICKENS SUBJECTED TO DIFFERENT AMBIENT-TEMPERATURES, British Poultry Science, 39(1), 1998, pp. 133-138
Authors:
YAHAV S
STRASCHNOW A
PLAVNIK I
HURWITZ S
Citation: S. Yahav et al., BLOOD SYSTEM RESPONSE OF CHICKENS AO CHANGES IN ENVIRONMENTAL-TEMPERATURE, Poultry science, 76(4), 1997, pp. 627-633
Authors:
YAHAV S
SHAMAY A
HOREV G
BARILAN D
GENINA O
FRIEDMANEINAT M
Citation: S. Yahav et al., EFFECT OF ACQUISITION OF IMPROVED THERMOTOLERANCE ON THE INDUCTION OFHEAT-SHOCK PROTEINS IN BROILER-CHICKENS, Poultry science, 76(10), 1997, pp. 1428-1434
Authors:
YAHAV S
HURWITZ S
Citation: S. Yahav et S. Hurwitz, INDUCTION OF THERMOTOLERANCE IN MALE BROILER-CHICKENS BY TEMPERATURE CONDITIONING AT AN EARLY AGE, Poultry science, 75(3), 1996, pp. 402-406
Authors:
EINAT MF
HABERFELD A
SHAMAY A
HOREV G
HURWITZ S
YAHAV S
Citation: Mf. Einat et al., A NOVEL 29-KDA CHICKEN HEAT-SHOCK PROTEIN, Poultry science, 75(12), 1996, pp. 1528-1530
Authors:
YAHAV S
STRASCHNOW A
PLAVNIK I
HURWITZ S
Citation: S. Yahav et al., EFFECTS OF DIURNALLY CYCLING VERSUS CONSTANT TEMPERATURES ON CHICKEN GROWTH AND FOOD-INTAKE, British Poultry Science, 37(1), 1996, pp. 43-54
Authors:
YAHAV S
GOLDFELD S
PLAVNIK I
HURWITZ S
Citation: S. Yahav et al., PHYSIOLOGICAL-RESPONSES OF CHICKENS AND TURKEYS TO RELATIVE-HUMIDITY DURING EXPOSURE TO HIGH AMBIENT-TEMPERATURE, Journal of thermal biology, 20(3), 1995, pp. 245-253
Authors:
BUFFENSTEIN R
YAHAV S
Citation: R. Buffenstein et S. Yahav, FIBER UTILIZATION BY KALAHARI DWELLING SUBTERRANEAN DAMARA MOLE-RATS (CRYPTOMYS DAMARENSIS) WHEN FED THEIR NATURAL DIET OF GEMSBOK CUCUMBERTUBERS (ACANTHOSICYOS-NAUDINIANUS), Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part A, Physiology, 109(2), 1994, pp. 431-436
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