Real-time ultrasound : possible uses in genetic prediction (1998)

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Herring, William O.

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1998

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ultrasound imaging, livestock industry

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Ultrasound found its first applications in livestock research in the 1950s. Since that time, the great strides that have been made in ultrasound research have benefited both human medicine and the livestock industry. This publication concentrates on the use of ultrasound to predict carcass merit, specifically genetic prediction for seedstock producers.

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