A statistical Analysis of the interrelations of litter size and duration of pregnancy on the birth weight of rabbits
The Journal of Agricultural Science · 1933 · 24 citations · 1 references
FertilityFitnessReproductive HealthGynecologyStatistical AnalysisBody CompositionMammalogyBiostatisticsMaternal NutritionPublic HealthBirth WeightAnimal PhysiologyReproductive SuccessGrowth HormoneStatistical MethodsAllometric StudyMaternal HealthAnimal ReproductionDevelopmental BiologyLitter SizeBody SizeAnimal SciencePhysiologyGrowth TheoryMedicineFoetal Growth
In order to disentangle the various causes affecting foetal growth, and so the birth weight of the animal, it is necessary to employ statistical methods in addition to physiological ones. This paper presents methods suited to a study of growth where two such factors have to be separated and their effects on growth measured quantitively.
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Statistical Methods for Research Workers.
Charles C. Grove, R. A. Fisher · American Mathematical Monthly · 1930
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