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. 2018 May 12;96(7):2567–2578. doi: 10.1093/jas/sky172

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of the datasets used in this study

Trait1 N2 Mean3 SD4 Minimum Maximum
CORE5 dataset—Yorkshire
BW (kg) 24,460 1.48 0.32 0.56 2.40
WW (kg) 24,460 5.06 1.15 1.70 8.26
PW (kg) 24,460 103.45 12.24 75.00 139.00
ageBW (d) 24,460 1 1 0 2
ageWW(d) 24,460 16 3 10 21
agePW (d) 24,460 151 13 124 183
MERGED6 dataset—Yorkshire
BW (kg) 151,010 1.45 0.31 0.48 2.40
WW (kg) 24,460 5.06 1.15 1.70 8.26
PW (kg) 151,010 102.18 13.55 75.00 150.00
ageBW (d) 151,010 1 1 0 2
ageWW(d) 24,460 16 3 10 21
agePW (d) 151,010 155 11 124 183
CORE dataset—Landrace
BW (kg) 24,884 1.52 0.32 0.48 2.40
WW (kg) 24,884 5.14 1.15 1.70 8.26
PW (kg) 24,884 102.49 13.00 75.00 139.00
ageBW (d) 24,884 1 1 0 2
ageWW(d) 24,884 15 3 10 21
agePW (d) 24,884 150 13 124 183
MERGED dataset—Landrace
BW (kg) 122,133 1.58 0.32 0.48 2.40
WW (kg) 24,884 5.14 1.15 1.70 8.26
PW (kg) 122,133 104.00 12.88 75.00 150.00
ageBW (d) 122,133 1 1 0 2
ageWW(d) 24,884 15 3 10 21
agePW (d) 122,133 153 11 124 183

1BW = birth weight; WW = weaning weight; PW = probe weight; ageBW = age BW was recorded; ageWW = age WW was recorded.

2N = number of records.

3Mean = mean of the trait.

4SD = standard deviation of the trait.

5CORE = all animals have BW, WW, and PW records.

6MERGED = combines the CORE dataset with animals that have BW and PW recorded, but not individual WW.