Sam Clark

Lecturer in Animal Genetics

University of New England

Australia

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Dr. Sam Clark is a Lecturer in Animal Genetics at the University of New England, Australia. His research focuses on genetic factors influencing livestock performance, specifically in the areas of neonatal mortality in sheep, genotype-by-environment interactions, and meat quality traits in cattle. Dr. Clark's recent publications include studies on genomic predictions and behavioral biases in sheep, contributing valuable insights to the field of animal genetics.

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Peter McGilchrist

Associate Professor in Meat Science

University of New England

AUSTRALIA

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Andrew Swan

New South Wales Department of Primary Industries

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University of New England

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Reaction-norm analysis of neonatal lamb mortality suggests heritability varies with cold-stress: an example in the Elsenburg Merino selection lines

Partitioning the forms of genotype-by-environment interaction in the reaction norm analysis of stability

Repeatability of an attention bias test for sheep suggests variable influence of state and trait affect on behaviour

Predicting phenotypes of beef eating quality traits

Genomic analysis of the slope of the reaction norm for body weight in Australian sheep

The accuracy of genomic prediction for meat quality traits in Hanwoo cattle when using genotypes from different SNP densities and preselected variants from imputed whole genome sequence

The accuracy of genomic prediction for meat quality traits in Hanwoo cattle when using genotypes from different SNP densities and preselected variants from imputed whole genome sequence

Comparison of two live-animal ultrasound systems for genetic evaluation of carcass traits in Angus cattle

Estimation of macro- and micro-genetic environmental sensitivity in unbalanced datasets

Evaluation of partial body weight for predicting body weight and average daily gain in growing beef cattle

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Peter McGilchrist

Andrew Swan

Julius van der Werf

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