Genetic parameters of feed efficiency and growth traits were estimated in two selected rabbit lines after 6 generations of selection. The ConsR line was selected for residual feed intake (RFI) under ad libitum feeding. The AlimR line was selected for average daily gain (ADG from 30 to 63 days) under restricted feeding corresponding to 80 % of ad libitum feed intake of control animals. Estimates of heritability of ADG and FCR (feed conversion ratio) were higher in the AlimR line than in the ConsR line, while estimates of heritability of weight at 30 and 63 days-old were similar between lines. Heritability of ADG (0.25), the selection criterion of the AlimR line, was higher than RFI (0.15), the selection criterion of the ConsR line. Estimates...
The effects of selection for growth rate on weights and qualitative carcass and muscle traits were a...
[EN] A crossbreeding experiment using animals from C and R rabbit strains was conducted. Direct and ...
This article reviews how frequent feeding and selection programmes can affect resource allocation in...
Chantier qualité spécifique "Auteurs Externes" département de Génétique animale : uniquement liaison...
Improvement of feed efficiency can be achieved by genetic selection directly on feed to BW gain rati...
An experiment was carried out to estimate the genetic group effects and the crossbreeding genetic pa...
The interaction between the genotype and feeding regimen (G×FR) for slaughter traits was estimated f...
This research evaluates whether the selection for feed-to-gain ratio (FGR) and weight gain (WG), bas...
The aim of this study was to evaluate the significance of neonatal environment (ultimately including...
A complete 3 x 3 diallel cross was performed to study the growth performance of rabbits belonging to...
Models for genetic evaluation of feed efficiency (FE) for animals housed in groups when they are eit...
The genetic parameters of growth traits in the New Zealand White rabbits kept at Sheep Breeding and ...
The objective of this study was to obtain heritability estimates for reproductive (litter size at bi...
ABSTRACT: A crossbreeding experiment using animals from C and R rabbit strains was conducted. Direct...
[EN] An analysis was carried out to evaluate the results of the selection program of a new synthetic...
The effects of selection for growth rate on weights and qualitative carcass and muscle traits were a...
[EN] A crossbreeding experiment using animals from C and R rabbit strains was conducted. Direct and ...
This article reviews how frequent feeding and selection programmes can affect resource allocation in...
Chantier qualité spécifique "Auteurs Externes" département de Génétique animale : uniquement liaison...
Improvement of feed efficiency can be achieved by genetic selection directly on feed to BW gain rati...
An experiment was carried out to estimate the genetic group effects and the crossbreeding genetic pa...
The interaction between the genotype and feeding regimen (G×FR) for slaughter traits was estimated f...
This research evaluates whether the selection for feed-to-gain ratio (FGR) and weight gain (WG), bas...
The aim of this study was to evaluate the significance of neonatal environment (ultimately including...
A complete 3 x 3 diallel cross was performed to study the growth performance of rabbits belonging to...
Models for genetic evaluation of feed efficiency (FE) for animals housed in groups when they are eit...
The genetic parameters of growth traits in the New Zealand White rabbits kept at Sheep Breeding and ...
The objective of this study was to obtain heritability estimates for reproductive (litter size at bi...
ABSTRACT: A crossbreeding experiment using animals from C and R rabbit strains was conducted. Direct...
[EN] An analysis was carried out to evaluate the results of the selection program of a new synthetic...
The effects of selection for growth rate on weights and qualitative carcass and muscle traits were a...
[EN] A crossbreeding experiment using animals from C and R rabbit strains was conducted. Direct and ...
This article reviews how frequent feeding and selection programmes can affect resource allocation in...