Effects of growth path, sire type, calving time and sex on growth and carcass characteristics of beef cattle in the agricultural area of Western Australia

doi:10.1071/EA08180

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McIntyre B.L., Tudor G.D., Read D., Smart W., Della Bosca T.J., Speijers E.J., Orchard B. (2009) Effects of growth path, sire type, calving time and sex on growth and carcass characteristics of beef cattle in the agricultural area of Western Australia. Animal Production Science 49, 504–514.

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