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Am. Soc. Anim. Prod. 1939:161-163
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The Dam-Daughter Correlation of Clean Wool Production in Rambouillet Sheep

H. M. Briggs*

0klahoma Agricultural Experiment Station

Abstract

A dam-daughter correlation of .575 was secured in a study of ewes and daughters of the Rambouillet breed. This value suggests that the inheritance a daughter receives from her mother very definitely influences the amount of scoured wool she will produce under similar environmental conditions.

Footnotes

* Credit is due E. Vieth, a graduate student, for his assistance in securing and analyzing the data presented.






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