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009) in weight gain, by 3.10% (3,492 vs. 3,387; P = 0.019) in feed intake on the basis of pair-wise comparisons and numerically improved FCR by 4.04% (1.616 vs. 1.684). However, the growth performance of birds offered the 180.0 and 162.5 g/kg CP dietary treatments was remarkably inferior, irrespective of dietary starchprotein ratios. This inferior growth performance was associated with poor feathering and even feather-pecking and significant linear relationships between feather scores and parameters of growth performance were observed.
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