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British Poultry Science|July 1, 1994
Effect of electrical stunning current on the duration of insensibility in hensN G Gregory, S B WottonBritish Poultry Science|March 1, 1990
Effect of stunning on spontaneous physical activity and evoked activity in the brainN G Gregory, S B WottonResearch in Veterinary Science|September 1, 1984
Time to loss of brain responsiveness following exsanguination in calvesN G Gregory, S B WottonResearch in Veterinary Science|September 1, 1992
Effect of incomplete immersion of the head in waterbath stunners on the effectiveness of electrical stunning in ducksN G Gregory, S B WottonThe Veterinary Record|March 24, 1990
An evaluation of the effectiveness of handheld stunners for stunning chickensN G Gregory, S B WottonResearch in Veterinary Science|March 1, 1986
Pig slaughtering procedures: time to loss of brain responsiveness after exsanguination of cardiac arrestS B Wotton, N G GregoryThe Veterinary Record|September 10, 1994
Effect of the method of stunning and the interval between stunning and neck cutting on blood loss in turkeysM Raj, N G Gregory, S B WottonThe British Veterinary Journal|July 1, 1991
Changes in the somatosensory evoked potentials and spontaneous electroencephalogram of hens during stunning in argon-induced anoxiaA B Raj, N G Gregory, S B WottonThe British Veterinary Journal|January 1, 1991
Effect of electrical stunning frequency on ventricular fibrillation, downgrading and broken bones in broilers, hens and quailsN G Gregory, L J Wilkins, S B WottonBritish Poultry Science|December 1, 1999
Effectiveness of different electrical stunning regimens for turkeys and consequences for carcase qualityL J Wilkins, N G Gregory, S B WottonPageof 12