150 KB12 KB2004Bogenfürst, FerencMolnár, MarcellMolnár, Tamásštevilka:1str. 215-219ISSN:1581-9175COBISSID:1638536ISSN:1854-4800URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-7K15NRMSenBiotehniška fakultetaActa agriculturae slovenica. Suplementetologijagenotipgosijetraobnašanje živalipitanjeComparative study on the bahaviour of two goose genotypes selected for cramming during the preconditioning for laying| Primerjava obnašanja dveh genotipov gosi selekcioniranih na povečana jetra pred nesnostjo|In the case of goose liver production the adoption of EU regulations means that new technologies should be developed instead of force feeding. One of the potential alternatives is the pinguefaction due to periodical feeding, which needs the modification of the feeding behaviour of the goose. The first step of the selection for this character is the examination of the behaviour differences between the adaptable genotypes. In this study the behaviour of two goose strains (white and grey) was compared during the preconditioning period. Based on our results, the behaviour of the two genotypes showed significant differences in the appearance frequency of feeding, drinking and preening. However resting and social behaviour also diverged but the differences were not statistically significantPo novih EU regulativah bi bilo potrebno pri reji gosi za pitanje na povečana jetra namesto prisilnega pitanja razviti nove tehnologije. Ena od možnih alternativ prisilnemu pitanju za pridobitev povečanih jeter je obročno krmljenje, kar pa potrebuje prilagoditev obnašanja gosi pri krmljenju. Prvi korak v smeri selekcije takšnega značaja je proučitev razlik v obnašanju med tistimi genotipi, ki so sposobni prilagajanja. Raziskava temelji na primerjavi obnašanja dveh pasem gosi (bela in siva) v času pred nesnostjo. Med genotipoma so se pokazale značilne razlike v pogostosti zauživanja krme, pitja in čiščenja perja. Tudi čas počitka in socialno obnašanje je bilo različno, vendar pa razlike niso bile statistično značilneTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Biotehniška fakulteta