Dog Skin Lumps: When Bumps Signal B-Cell Lymphoma
A case report of a 12-year-old Shih Tzu with multiple skin lumps shows how widespread nodules can be B-cell lymphoma …
Canary Hatchability Drops 24% by 4th Breeding Cycle
A retrospective study of 20 Gloster canary breeding pairs found that hatchability dropped from 91.2% in the first breeding cycle to 67.5% by the fourth—driven by repeated cycles, not by which parent carried the crest gene.
Key Findings:
- Hatchability declined from 91.2% in the first cycle to 67.5% in the fourth cycle.
- Parent sex did not significantly alter hatchability or offspring phenotype.
