brooding was carried out in a foam plastic incubator, free of metal covers; temperature 38-38.5°C, relative humidity 60%
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eggs placed on horizontal trays; cell phone positioned on a plastic stand inside the incubator at a distance of 3 cm from the eggs; unexposed eggs placed inside the same incubator at a distance of 10 cm from the exposed eggs and shielded by a few layers of aluminum foil; cell phone kept in connecting mode by auto-redial
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