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Relationships between adipose tissue characteristics of newborn pigs and subsequent performance: II. Carcass traits at 95 and 145 kilograms live weight.

Journal of animal science - 1 Jul 1990

Geri G, Franci O, Poli B M, Campodoni G, Zappa A

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Backfat thickness, carcass length, area of M. longissimus and carcass composition were determined for 253 Large White barrows and gilts to examine the genetic influence on the main characteristics of the carcass and the correlation of these traits with body measurements and fat characteristics at...

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Adipose Tissue
Animals
Animals, Newborn
Body Weight
Female
Genetic Variation
Male
Phenotype
Sex Characteristics
Swine

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PMID: 2384386
DOI: 10.2527/1990.6871929x

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