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August 1, 1994Journal of Animal Science

Ten generations of selection for predicted weight of testes in swine: direct response and correlated response in body weight, backfat, age at puberty, and ovulation rate

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RJR. K. JohnsonGEGregg R. EckardtTRThomas Allan Rathje

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