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Estimation of Breed-Specific Heterosis Effects for Birth, Weaning and Yearling Weight in Cattle
Genetic selection decisions are important components of improved beef production efficiency. Exploiting heterosis and breed complementarity can improve economically relevant traits and system efficiency. The objective of the current study was to estimate breed-specific heterosis for the seven larges
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