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Animal breeding

calculation of annual genetic gain from selection of sires and dams of sires and of cows over the four parent-offspring pathways and their generation intervals.

In animal breeding, four-path model of genetic gain refers to calculation of annual genetic gain from selection of sires and dams of sires and of cows over the four parent-offspring pathways and their generation intervals. This meaning comes from Rendel (1950) in Journal of Genetics.[1]

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References

Rendel, J. M., & Robertson, A. (1950). Estimation of genetic gain in milk yield by selection in a closed herd of dairy cattle. Journal of Genetics, 50(1), 1-8. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02986789

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