japanese quails การใช้

• The Japanese quail exhibits a quite distinct and specific mating ritual.
• Currently there are a few true breeding mutations of the Japanese quail.
• Similar sexual conditioning has been demonstrated in gouramis, marmosets and Japanese quails.
• Similar results for tameness and fear have been found for mink and Japanese quail.
• Imidacloprid is highly toxic to four bird species : Japanese quail, house sparrow, canary, and pigeon.
• Domestic chickens and Japanese quail ( " Coturnix japonica " ) have been hybridised using artificial insemination.
• The plumage of the Japanese quail is sexually dimorphic, allowing for differing sexes to be distinguished from one another.
• There is solid white feathered variety of Japanese quails ( " Coturnix japonica " ) with dark eyes.
• In a study conducted with male Japanese quail, AVT was found to have an effect on later social interactions amongst the species.
• The Japanese quail mainly eats and drinks at the beginning and end of the day : behavior shown to closely follow the photoperiod.
• Japanese quails show peak breeding activity during the summer season, when Testes increase in size and testosterone hormone concentrations hit their peak.
• Japanese quail females carry out most of the incubation of the eggs, becoming increasingly intolerant of the male throughout the incubation process.
•  Initially, we started promoting the Japanese quail farming as we were not aware of any such ban on its breeding and sale.
• Endeavour is also carrying two dozen mice and three dozen Japanese quail eggs for a pair of unusual experiments that will remain aboard the shuttle.
• Japanese quail are also used in biomedical research in fields such as genetics, embryology, nutrition, physiology, pathology, and toxicity studies.
• Experiments performed on apes, birds and more specifically the Japanese quail have provided positive results to imitating behavior, demonstrating imitation of opaque behavior.
• While on board the station Bella performed various scientific experiments as well as experiments involving the possibility of survival of Japanese quails during long flights.
• The 4, 500 color images are very helpful ( e . g . _ a silicon crystal, Japanese quail, a lacrosse field ).
• The 8-day dietary LC50 is 3010 ppm in bobwhite quail, 1418 ppm in Japanese quail, and 2126 ppm in ring-necked pheasant.