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Biochemical Differentiation of Selected Indigenous Cattle Breeds in Nigeria
Variations in genetic resources are the basis for effective genetic improvement in farm animals. Population differentiation is used for objective choice of parental genotypes that constitutes new hybrids in crossbreeding. In Nigeria, population characteristics of some selected indigenous cattle bree...
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