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. 2016 Nov 1;14(2):233–240. doi: 10.1016/j.jgeb.2016.09.003

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(I) A: The relation between the genotypes CC, CT and TT and birth weight for the CAPN4 gene. B: The relation between the sheep breeds (Barki, Ossimi and Rahmani) and birth weight for the CAPN4 gene. C: The relation between the genotypes (CC, CT and TT) by sex (male and female) interaction and birth weight for the CAPN4 gene. (II) A: The relation between the genotypes CC, CT and TT and final weight. B: The relation between the sheep breeds (Barki, Ossimi and Rahmani) and final weight for the CAPN4 gene. C: The relation between the genotypes (CC, CT and TT) by sex (male and female) interaction and final weight for the CAPN4 gene. (III) A: The relation between the genotypes CC, CT and TT and ADG for the CAPN4 gene. B: The relation between the sheep breeds (Barki, Ossimi and Rahmani) and ADG for the CAPN4 gene. C: The relation between the genotypes (CC, CT and TT) by sex (male and female) interaction and ADG for the CAPN4 gene.