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A comprehensive meta-analysis of genetic parameters for resilience and productivity indicator traits in Holstein cattle.

Journal of dairy science - 1 May 2024

Maskal Jacob M, Pedrosa Victor B, Rojas de Oliveira Hinayah, Brito Luiz F

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Selection for resilience indicator (RIND) traits in Holstein cattle is becoming an important breeding objective as the worldwide population is expected to be exposed to increased environmental stressors due to both climate change and changing industry standards. However, genetic correlations between RIND and productivity indicator (PIND) traits, which are already being selected for and have the most economic...

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PMID: 38056564
DOI: 10.3168/jds.2023-23668

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