Genetic selection for leanness using a biochemical parameter

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Other papers by S.M. Francis and co-authors

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  D.R. Scobie and D. O'Connell · 2010 · Animal Production Science (2010) 50(5&6): 599-602
• Dag score is negatively correlated with breech bareness score of sheep
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• A preliminary genetic analysis of breech and tail traits with the aim of improving the welfare of sheep
  D.R. Scobie, D. O'Connell, C.A. Morris and 1 other · 2007
• Skin wrinkles of the sire adversely affect Merino and halfbred pelt characteristics and other production traits
  D.R. Scobie, S.R. Young, D. O'Connell and 1 other · 2005 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2005) 45(12): 1551-1557
• Breech strike can be reduced by increased area of naturally bare skin around the perineum of lambs
  D.R. Scobie, D. O'Connell, A.R. Bray and 1 other · 2002 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (2002) 24: 201-204
• Wool quality characteristics of purebred Merino and Merino crossbred lambs from three to twelve months of age
  S.M. Francis, A.R. Bray and G.H. Scales · 2000
• The influence of rumen volatile fatty acids on blood metabolites and body composition of growing lambs
  H.A. Abdul-Razzaq, R. Bickerstaffe and G.P. Savage · 1988

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