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Restricted maximum likelihood estimation of additive genetic variance when selected base animals are considered fixed.

Journal of animal science - 1 Apr 1992

van der Werf J H

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A method to estimate genetic parameters with a model that considers selected base animals as fixed was investigated. The model estimates genetic variance as a conditional variance based on the Mendelian sampling of gametes from the base parents. In a simulation study, 20 sires were selected and each was mated to 20 dams to create 400 animals for the next generation. Selection was for five generations, but only...

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PMID: 1582936
DOI: 10.2527/1992.7041068x

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