Genetic associations between human-directed behavior and intraspecific social aggression in growing pigs.

doi:10.1093/jas/skad070

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Genetic associations between human-directed behavior and intraspecific social aggression in growing pigs.

Journal of animal science - 3 Jan 2023

Desire Suzanne, Calderón Díaz Julia A, Lewis Craig R G, Roehe Rainer, Turner Simon P

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This study estimated the genetic parameters for human-directed behavior and intraspecific social aggression traits in growing pigs, and explored the phenotypic correlations among them. Data on 2,413 growing pigs were available. Pigs were mixed into new social groups of 18 animals, at 69 ± 5.2 d of age and skin lesions (SL) were counted 24 h (SL24h) post-mixing. Individual behavioral responses to isolation in a...

Topics

Swine
Humans
Animals
Aggression
Skin Diseases
Phenotype
Breeding
Fear
Behavior, Animal
Swine Diseases

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PMID: 36879400
DOI: 10.1093/jas/skad070
PMCID: PMC10037257

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