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  • 7. Genetic analyses of live-animal ultrasound and abattoir carcass traits in Australian Angus and Hereford cattle.
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  • 9. Maternal breed of sire effects on postweaning performance of heifer and steer progeny: postweaning growth and carcass characteristics.
    Urick JJ, Reynolds WL, Knapp BW.
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  • 10. Postweaning and feedlot growth and carcass characteristics of Angus-, gray Brahman-, Gir-, Indu-Brazil-, Nellore-, and red Brahman-sired F1 calves.
    Paschal JC, Sanders JO, Kerr JL, Lunt DK, Herring AD.
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  • 19. Fatty acid composition of subcutaneous adipose tissue from male calves at different stages of growth.
    Huerta-Leidenz NO, Cross HR, Savell JW, Lunt DK, Baker JF, Smith SB.
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  • 20. Maternal characteristics of young dams representing Bos taurus and Bos indicus x Bos taurus breed types.
    Bailey CM, Hanks DR, Foote WD, Koh YO.
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