Direct, maternal and nurse sow genetic effects on farrowing-, pre-weaning- and total piglet survival
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J.A.M. van Arendonk | Egbert F. Knol | E. Knol | B. Ducro | J. Arendonk | B. J. Ducro | T. van der Lende | T. Lende
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