Ahmed Ali

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Clemson University

United States

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Ahmed Ali is an Assistant Professor at Clemson University, United States. His research areas primarily focus on animal behavior, environmental enrichment, and the physiological impacts on livestock, with recent articles examining various aspects of poultry and equine welfare. His studies include the influence of light distribution on laying hens, the effects of body-worn sensors on broiler chickens, and the antimicrobial properties of Musa acuminata wastes.

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Janice Siegford

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Articles (21)

Physiological and Behavioral Responses of Stabled Horses (Equus caballus) to Three Types of Environmental Enrichment

The Influence of Different Light Day Distribution in Hy-Line W36 Laying Hens on Egg Production and Egg Quality

In vitro detection of antimicrobial impact, organic acids production and phytochemical screening of Musa acuminata wastes after treatment with fungi

The Short-Term Effects of Altering Milking Intervals on Milk Production and Behavior of Holsteins Milked in an Automated Milking System

Influence of perch provision during rearing on activity and musculoskeletal health of pullets

Evaluation of Boron as a Feed Additive to Improve Musculoskeletal Health of Hy-Line W-36 Pullets

The Influence of Dietary Synbiotic on Agonistic Behavior, Stress, and Brain Monoamines via Modulation of the Microbiota–Gut–Brain Axis in Laying Hens

Impact of Perch Provision Timing on Activity and Musculoskeletal Health of Laying Hens

Impact of Perch Provision Timing on Activity and Musculoskeletal Health of Laying Hens

The impact of dietary oregano essential oil supplementation on fatty acid composition and lipid stability in eggs stored at room temperature

Effect of Interrupting the Daily Scotophase Period on Laying Hen Performance, Bone Health, Behavior, and Welfare; Part I: Bone Health

Effect of Interrupting the Daily Scotophase Period on Laying Hen Performance, Bone Health, Behavior, and Welfare; Part I. Bone Health.

Computed tomographic, radiographic and histologic characteristics of bone in clinically normal laying hens.

Serum biochemistry indices, leukogram, carcass variables and intestinal measurements of Eimeria tenella-infected or non-infected broilers treated with dietary Cinnamomum verum bark

Associations among computed tomographic measures of bone and muscle quality and biomechanical measures of tibiotarsal bone quality in laying hens

Effects of a modern exhibit design on captive tiger welfare

Impact of Body-worn Sensors on Broiler Chicken Behavior and Agonistic Interactions

Determination of Therapeutic and Safety Effects of Zygophyllum coccineum Extract in Induced Inflammation in Rats

A risk assessment of health, production, and resource occupancy for 4 laying hen strains across the lay cycle in a commercial-style aviary system

Dust bathing in laying hens: strain, proximity to, and number of conspecifics matter

Influence of later exposure to perches and nests on flock level distribution of hens in an aviary system during lay

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Janice Siegford

Amy McLean

Anthony Pokoo-Aikins

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