A teleonomic model describing performance (body, milk and intake) during growth and over repeated reproductive cycles throughout the lifespan of dairy cattle. 1. Trajectories of life function priorities and genetic scaling
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- O. MartinOMO. Martin
- D. SauvantDSD. Sauvant
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