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        Artificial propagation and neonatal care of passerines as an effective tool for in-situ species recovery programs

        Switzer, Richard A.; Cristinacce, A.; Ladkoo, A.; Goltz, T.; Ward, G.; Kuehler, Cyndi M.; Lieberman, Alan A.; Jones, C.; (2010)
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        Investigating embryo deaths and hatching failure

        Rideout, Bruce (2012)
        Artificial incubation and hand-rearing allow aviculturists to greatly increase the reproductive potential of breeding populations. When one clutch is pulled for artificial incubation, a second clutch will typically be laid, which can then be parent-reared or also pulled for artificial incubation, thereby doubling or tripling reproductive output....
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        Sexing of mid-incubation avian embryos as a management tool for zoological breeding programs

        Jensen, Thomas; Mace, Michael E.; Durrant, Barbara S. (2012)
        …The ability to selectively incubate and hatch eggs of a desired sex represents a significant improvement in the long-term management of avian species. This study describes a successful method for in ovo sexing of embryos from stage 30 through 42 of incubation (Hamburger and Hamilton [1951] J Morphol 88:49–92).…
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