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 | | Leghorn layers placed under intensive management looked bright, active and interested in their environment whereas, lack of interest in their environment, wing droppings, huddling at the corner, sign of staggering movement and habit of cannibalism were frequently seen among the local layers kept under intensive management. |
 | | Higher losses occurred during the early phase of the study in Leghorn layers kept under rural household conditions indicating that exotic hens introduced into rural household conditions of Ethiopia are subjected to considerable hazards of diseases, parasites and predators. |
 | | Leghorn hens kept under rural household conditions were less alert, aggressive and responsive to sound signal communication, traits which are important under the Ethiopian rural household conditions, characterized by prevalence of predators, compared to the local hens. |
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