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Heritability of horn size in thinhorn sheep

ABSTRACT: Using a cross species application of domestic sheep SNP array to study the genetic basis of a fitness related trait in a wild sheep species

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ORGANISM(S): Ovis Dalli Dalli

SUBMITTER: Unviersity of Alberta

PROVIDER: PRJEB34082 | EVA | 2021-08-20

REPOSITORIES: EVA

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