Virtual dissection of pig carcasses
Authors:
- Søren G.H. ErbouSESøren G.H. Erbou
- Mads F. HansenMHMads F. Hansen
- Eli V. OlsenEOEli V. Olsen
- Lars B. ChristensenLCLars B. Christensen
- Marchen HviidMHMarchen Hviid
- Bjarne K. ErsbøllBEBjarne K. Ersbøll
- Rasmus LarsenRLRasmus Larsen
- 1 April 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Meat Science
- Vol. 81 (4) , 699-704
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