Data accumulated over 10 years (1971-1981) by the Ministry of Livestock Development and FAO/UNDP (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations/United Nations Development Programme) were analysed to estimate the growth performance of Dorper and Red Maasai sheep and their crosses. The heritability, heterosis, phenotypic and genotypic correlations were determined for birth weight, average daily gain and weaning weight.The animals' genotype, year, season and type of birth, sex of lamb and its rearing affected (P<0.01) all the growth parameters. Direct and maternal heterosis made sizeable contributions to birth weight (4.50 and 4.89%), weaning weight (10.95 and 6.50%) and average daily gain (9.36 and 8.93%). The heritability estimates...
Genetic parameters for growth traits in Sabi sheep were estimated using from data records of 4123 la...
Genetic and phenotypic parameters were estimated for various traits of Farta and their crosses with ...
The mating of closely related animals has long been known to lead to ‘inbreeding depression’ as a re...
The Red Maasai are indigenous sheep breeds known for their adaptability in arid and semi-arid enviro...
Presents results of a study undertaken at Magogo, Kenya, to analyse genetic and phenotypic correlati...
Investigates environmental sources of variation influencing growth traits of the Dorper and Dorper X...
Data on 1199 lambs collected over a 10 year period (1978 to 1987) on Dorper and Dorper X Red Maasai ...
Variance components and genetic parameters were estimated for growth traits: birth weight (BWT), wea...
WOS: 000313757600012This study was carried out to evaluate lamb weights and daily weight gains and t...
This study was carried out to evaluate lamb weights and daily weight gains and to estimate genetic a...
Variance components and genetic parameters were estimated for growth traits: birth weight (BWT), we...
Aim: The present investigation was to study genetic characteristics of Harnali sheep with respect to...
Data from 522 lambs of the Timahdit breed representing 13 sires were used to estimate genetic parame...
Estimates of genetic and phenotypic parameters for lactation records of 143 ewes and growth performa...
Data collected on a flock of Horro sheep at Bako research center (1978 to 1997) have been analyzed f...
Genetic parameters for growth traits in Sabi sheep were estimated using from data records of 4123 la...
Genetic and phenotypic parameters were estimated for various traits of Farta and their crosses with ...
The mating of closely related animals has long been known to lead to ‘inbreeding depression’ as a re...
The Red Maasai are indigenous sheep breeds known for their adaptability in arid and semi-arid enviro...
Presents results of a study undertaken at Magogo, Kenya, to analyse genetic and phenotypic correlati...
Investigates environmental sources of variation influencing growth traits of the Dorper and Dorper X...
Data on 1199 lambs collected over a 10 year period (1978 to 1987) on Dorper and Dorper X Red Maasai ...
Variance components and genetic parameters were estimated for growth traits: birth weight (BWT), wea...
WOS: 000313757600012This study was carried out to evaluate lamb weights and daily weight gains and t...
This study was carried out to evaluate lamb weights and daily weight gains and to estimate genetic a...
Variance components and genetic parameters were estimated for growth traits: birth weight (BWT), we...
Aim: The present investigation was to study genetic characteristics of Harnali sheep with respect to...
Data from 522 lambs of the Timahdit breed representing 13 sires were used to estimate genetic parame...
Estimates of genetic and phenotypic parameters for lactation records of 143 ewes and growth performa...
Data collected on a flock of Horro sheep at Bako research center (1978 to 1997) have been analyzed f...
Genetic parameters for growth traits in Sabi sheep were estimated using from data records of 4123 la...
Genetic and phenotypic parameters were estimated for various traits of Farta and their crosses with ...
The mating of closely related animals has long been known to lead to ‘inbreeding depression’ as a re...