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REFERENCES – Johansson K., Kennedy B. W., Quintom M. (1993). Prediction of
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breeding values and dominance effects from mixed models with approximations of the
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dominance relationship matrix. Livest Prod Sci 34: 213- 223. Kempthorne O. (1957). An
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introduction to genetic statistics. John Wiley and Sons, New York. Kennedy B. W. (1990).
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Use of mixed model methodology in analysis of designed experiments. In: Advances in
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Statistical Methods for Genetic Improvement of Livestock (D Gianola, K Hammond, eds),
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Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 77-97. Uimari P., Kennedy B.W. (1990). Mixed model methodology
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to estimate additive and dominance genetic values under complete dominance. In: Hill WG,
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Thompson R, Wooliams JA (eds) Proc 4th World Congr Genet Appl Livestock Prod, vol 13.
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Edinburgh, Scotland, pp 297-300.
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