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Table 1Crossbreeding effects estimated by different genetic models
Table 2Coefficients of crossbreeding effects for different genetic groups
Table 3Generalised least-squares means (LSM) and standard errors (S.E.s) of milk production and reproductive traits and cow live weight
Table 4Estimates (Est.) and standard errors (S.E.s) of individual crossbreeding effects for milk production and reproductive traits and cow live weight using the dominance and the
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