Pedigree relationships to control inbreeding in optimum-contribution selection realise more genetic gain than genomic relationships

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Mark Henryon
Huiming Liu
Peer Berg
Guosheng Su
Hanne Marie Nielsen
Gebreyohans T. Gebregiwergis
A. Christian Sørensen
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[1] SEGES,Danish Pig Research Centre
[2] University of Western Australia,School of Agriculture and Environment
[3] Aarhus University,Institute for Molecular Biology and Genetics
[4] Norwegian University of Life Sciences,Department of Animal and Aquaculture Sciences
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Genetics Selection Evolution | / 51卷
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