PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS

Morphological architecture is central to description, characterization, classification and utility of a species. Six (6) morphological indices{compactness (CMP), massiveness (MAS), condition index (CID), stockiness (STK), long leggedness (LLG) and body index (BDI)} were used to describe and predict...

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Autores principales: ABEL OLUSEGUN OGUNTUNJI, Widya Pintaka Bayu Putra, Victoria Fiyinfoluwa Ajala
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:648ebca7cb7d47dbac6de4bb07bf9b442021-11-04T07:45:45ZPRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS1841-93642344-4576https://doaj.org/article/648ebca7cb7d47dbac6de4bb07bf9b442021-10-01T00:00:00Zhttps://spasb.ro/index.php/spasb/article/view/2696https://doaj.org/toc/1841-9364https://doaj.org/toc/2344-4576Morphological architecture is central to description, characterization, classification and utility of a species. Six (6) morphological indices{compactness (CMP), massiveness (MAS), condition index (CID), stockiness (STK), long leggedness (LLG) and body index (BDI)} were used to describe and predict body weight of male (52) and  female (62) Noiler chickens using stepwise regression analyses of morphological indices and principal component analysis (PCA) factor scores. Descriptive analysis revealed significant (P<0.05) sexual dimorphism in favour of male in all morphological indices except (P>0.05) in STK, BDI and LLG. Two PCs accounting for 89.11% and 89.16% of total variation were extracted for male and female chickens, respectively while CMP (male, 0.961; female, 0.953), CID (male, 0.889; female, 0.907) and MAS (male, 0.833; female, 0.820) had highest correlations with BWT in PC 1 of both sexes. Stepwise regression analysis indicated that CMP was the most important predicting morphological index accounting for 73.70%; and 78.10% prediction accuracy (R2) of BWT of cocks and hens, respectively. Regression analysis of factor scores of PCs indicated that PC 1 of the two sexes yielded the best prediction models and explained 89.70% and 91.00% of total variation in BWT of male and female Noiler chickens, respectively. Sexual dimorphism is evident and application of PC factor score models is more reliable in predicting BWT of male and female Noiler chickens than interdependent morphological indices because of its orthogonality and higher prediction accuracy.ABEL OLUSEGUN OGUNTUNJIWidya Pintaka Bayu PutraVictoria Fiyinfoluwa AjalaAgroprint Timisoaraarticlecompactness, factor score, morphological architecture, morphological indices, sexual dimorphism.AgricultureSTechnologyTScienceQENScientific Papers Animal Science and Biotechnologies, Vol 54, Iss 2, Pp 73-81 (2021)
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ABEL OLUSEGUN OGUNTUNJI
Widya Pintaka Bayu Putra
Victoria Fiyinfoluwa Ajala
PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS
description Morphological architecture is central to description, characterization, classification and utility of a species. Six (6) morphological indices{compactness (CMP), massiveness (MAS), condition index (CID), stockiness (STK), long leggedness (LLG) and body index (BDI)} were used to describe and predict body weight of male (52) and  female (62) Noiler chickens using stepwise regression analyses of morphological indices and principal component analysis (PCA) factor scores. Descriptive analysis revealed significant (P<0.05) sexual dimorphism in favour of male in all morphological indices except (P>0.05) in STK, BDI and LLG. Two PCs accounting for 89.11% and 89.16% of total variation were extracted for male and female chickens, respectively while CMP (male, 0.961; female, 0.953), CID (male, 0.889; female, 0.907) and MAS (male, 0.833; female, 0.820) had highest correlations with BWT in PC 1 of both sexes. Stepwise regression analysis indicated that CMP was the most important predicting morphological index accounting for 73.70%; and 78.10% prediction accuracy (R2) of BWT of cocks and hens, respectively. Regression analysis of factor scores of PCs indicated that PC 1 of the two sexes yielded the best prediction models and explained 89.70% and 91.00% of total variation in BWT of male and female Noiler chickens, respectively. Sexual dimorphism is evident and application of PC factor score models is more reliable in predicting BWT of male and female Noiler chickens than interdependent morphological indices because of its orthogonality and higher prediction accuracy.
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author ABEL OLUSEGUN OGUNTUNJI
Widya Pintaka Bayu Putra
Victoria Fiyinfoluwa Ajala
author_facet ABEL OLUSEGUN OGUNTUNJI
Widya Pintaka Bayu Putra
Victoria Fiyinfoluwa Ajala
author_sort ABEL OLUSEGUN OGUNTUNJI
title PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS
title_short PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS
title_full PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS
title_fullStr PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS
title_full_unstemmed PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSTRUCTURAL INDICES OF NOILER CHICKENS
title_sort principal component analysis of morphostructural indices of noiler chickens
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