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Ceruloplasmin Polymorphism and Parentage Test in Hereford Cattle
Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica volume 17, pages 264–266 (1976)
Abstract
In recent years parentage control by means of blood grouping tests (blood and protein systems) has been required for bulls to be registered in the Danish Hereford Herd Book. Because the Hereford breed shows less variation in the blood and protein systems, the probability of excluding an incorrectly stated bull (or cow) is estimated to be some 15 % lower in Hereford than in Danish dairy breeds (RDM, SDM and Jersey).
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Lycik, G., Andreasen, B. & Larsen, B. Ceruloplasmin Polymorphism and Parentage Test in Hereford Cattle. Acta Vet Scand 17, 264–266 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1186/BF03547936
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