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Method: Selection of anatomical sites for predicting in vivo body composition in pig and goat using tissue thicknesses measured from computed tomography images
Precise phenotyping of body composition and temporal changes is essential in animal research and breeding, both for genetic selection through better characterisation of complex traits and for adapting breeding strategies to production goals and societal expectations. However, phenotyping in vivo bod
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