Bayesian estimation of (co) variance components in Argentinian Brangus for carcass traits using the FCG algorithm

Data on 2273 Brangus young bulls and heifers were used to estimate heritabilities [h2] and genetics and environmental correlations for ultrasound carcass measures. Records were from the genetic evaluation program of Asociación Argentina de Brangus. Traits measured were rib-eye area [AOB], marbling [...

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