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Genome-wide Association Study for the Relationship Between Temperature and Feed Intake in Beef Cattle
Environmental conditions, such as changes in ambient temperature, can cause changes in animal behavior and performance. In general, it is believed that as ambient temperature increases, dry matter intake (DMI) of beef cattle decreases. However, our hypothesis was that the degree to which animals adj
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