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Evaluating Long-term Direct and Correlated Selection Response in White Plymouth Rock Chickens Selected for High or Low 8-week Body Weight
The increasing demand for poultry meat has led animal breeders to engage in artificial selection of chickens as a way to increase the productivity of poultry. Long-term experiments have been designed to measure rates of genetic response to a trait under selection, and correlated traits, as well as g
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