Across- and within-breed imputation across several genotyping densities in dairy and beef cattle

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It belongs to the AAABG Conference Proceedings collection, published in the Proceedings of the Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics.

Other papers by D.P. Berry and co-authors

• Integration of genomic information into national cattle and sheep evaluations - past, present and future
  D.P. Berry, J.F. Kearney, N. McHugh and 3 others, including A.R. Cromie · 2015 · Proc. Assoc. Advmt. Anim. Breed. Genet. (2015) 21: 257-260
• Non-linear calving difficulty weightings in the Irish dairy industry
  F.S. Hely, R. Evans, P.R. Amer and A.R. Cromie · 2015 · Proc. Assoc. Advmt. Anim. Breed. Genet. (2015) 21: 9-12
• Weather, herbage quality and milk production in pastoral systems. 4. Effects on dairy cattle production
  J.R. Roche, L.R. Turner, J.M. Lee and 5 others, including D.P. Berry · 2009 · Animal Production Science (2009) 49(3): 222-232
• Weather, herbage quality and milk production in pastoral systems. 2. Temporal patterns and intra-relationships in herbage quality and mineral concentration parameters
  J.R. Roche, L.R. Turner, J.M. Lee and 5 others, including D.P. Berry · 2009 · Animal Production Science (2009) 49(3): 200-210
• Weather, herbage quality and milk production in pastoral systems. 3. Inter-relationships and associations between weather variables and herbage growth rate, quality and mineral concentration
  J.R. Roche, L.R. Turner, J.M. Lee and 5 others, including D.P. Berry · 2009 · Animal Production Science (2009) 49(3): 211-221
• Weather, herbage quality and milk production in pastoral systems. 1. Temporal patterns and intra-relationships in weather variables
  J.R. Roche, L.R. Turner, J.M. Lee and 5 others, including D.P. Berry · 2009 · Animal Production Science (2009) 49(3): 192-199

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