Quantitative methods to improve the understanding and utilisation of animal genetic resources

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Citation

Ojango, J.M., Mpofu, N., Marshall, K. and Andersson-Eklund, L. 2011. Quantitative methods to improve the understanding and utilisation of animal genetic resources. IN: Ojango, J.M., Malmfors, B. and Okeyo, A.M. (eds), Animal Genetics Training Resource, version 3. Nairobi, Kenya, ILRI and Uppsala, Sweden: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.

Authors

  • Mpofu, N.
  • Ojango, Julie M.K.
  • Andersson-Eklund, L.

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