First (PC 1) and second (PC 2) principal components for Holstein (Figure S1) and Jersey (Figure S2) calf genotypes. Half-sib groups for the 10 most frequently found sires are differentially colored with light grey denoting all other sires
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posted on 2025-10-05, 23:54 authored by M. Michelle AxfordM. Michelle Axford, Majid KhansefidMajid Khansefid, Iona MacLeodIona MacLeod, Tuan V. Nguyen, Irene Van den BergIrene Van den Berg, Mekonnen Haile-MariamMekonnen Haile-Mariam, Michael Goddard, Amanda ChamberlainAmanda Chamberlain, Jennie PryceJennie Pryce<p dir="ltr">First (PC 1) and second (PC 2) principal components for Holstein (Figure S1) and Jersey (Figure S2) calf genotypes. Half-sib groups for the 10 most frequently found sires are differentially colored with light grey denoting all other sires.</p>
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This research was funded by DairyBio, an initiative of Dairy Australia, Agriculture Victoria and The Gardiner Foundation and contributed to a PhD project at La Trobe University.
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