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Subjective Measures of Temperament in Beef Heifers Are Reliable Indicators of Physiological Stress and Indicate Acclimation to Repeated Handling
Associations between excitable temperament and many economically relevant traits have been established. In being heritable, temperament can be augmented through selection. Current methods to evaluate temperament in a production setting include numerous subjective and objective measurements, which so
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