...
on
growth.
Within
full
sib
family
selection
Original
article
Selection
on
testis
size
as
an
indicator
of
maturity
in
growing
animals.
I
Direct
and
correlated
responses
in ...
Selection
on
testis
size
as
an
indicator
of
maturity
in
growing
animals.
II
Correlated
responses
in
reproductive
rate.
Genet
Sel
Evol 22,
247-254...
...
obtained,
but
litter
size
increased
in
Original
article
Selection
on
testis
size
as
an
indicator
of
maturity
in
growing
animals.
II
Correlated
responses
in
reproductive
rate
WG ...
Marks
PJ,
Jenkins
JC,
Land
RB
(1990)
Selection
on
testis
size
as
an
indicator
of
maturity
in
growing
animals.
Genet
Sel
Evol
22,
229-244
Is...
...
theoretical
predictions,
however,
in
no
selection
experiment
has
the
advantage
of
including
OR
in
an
index
as
compared
to
direct
selection
for
LS
been
convincingly
demonstrated.
A
literature
survey ...
measurement
of
how
close
LS
is
to
an
optimum
linear
index.
GENERAL
DISCUSSION
AND
CONCLUSION
In
practice,
the
animal
breeder
is
mainly
int...
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Inbred
offspring
result
from
mating
two
animals
which
have
one
(or
more)
common
ancestors.
Breeders
of
livestock
perceive
inbreeding
as
being
deleterious
and
consequently ...
identification
and
flagging
of
new
elements
as
they
were
found
using
the
search
procedure
described
above.
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