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Expected responses to different strategies of selection to increase heat tolerance assessed by changes in litter size in rabbit.

Journal of animal science - 1 Oct 2014

Piles M, Baselga M, Sánchez J P

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Response on litter size (LS) to selection based on EBV of the own trait and several indexes including EBV of 1 or more parameters of a reaction norm model (RNM) was evaluated by simulation. The RNM described animal's performance under different environmental temperatures assuming that this has an animal-specific effect on LS beyond an animal-specific temperature threshold (i.e., it had 3 parameters: intercept...

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PMID: 25149328
DOI: 10.2527/jas.2014-7616

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