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Genetic Analysis of Novel Behaviour Traits in Pigs Derived from Social Network Analysis.

Genes - 23 Mar 2022

Agha Saif, Foister Simone, Roehe Rainer, Turner Simon P, Doeschl-Wilson Andrea

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Social network analysis (SNA) has provided novel traits that describe the role of individual pigs in aggression. The objectives were to (1) estimate the genetic parameters for these SNA traits, (2) quantify the genetic association between SNA and skin lesion traits, and (3) investigate the possible response to selection for SNA traits on skin lesion traits. Pigs were video recorded for 24 h post-mixing. The...

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PMID: 35456367
DOI: 10.3390/genes13040561
PMCID: PMC9027576

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