Avaliação genética de touros da raça Gir para produção de leite no dia do controle e em 305 dias de lactação
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Data
2002-09-01
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Ledic, Ivan Luz
Verneque, Rui da Silva
El Faro, Lenira
Tonhati, Humberto [UNESP]
Martinez, Mário Luiz
Oliveira, Mauro Dal Secco de [UNESP]
Costa, Cláudio Nápolis
Teodoro, Roberto Luiz
Fernandes, Leonardo de Oliveira
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Sociedade Brasileira de Zootecnia
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Dados de 32.779 controles mensais, de 3.605 lactações em 305 dias (PL305), de 2.082 vacas Gir, filhas de 281 touros, com partos ocorridos de 1987 a 1999 em 11 rebanhos, foram usados com o objetivo de verificar a viabilidade de utilização da produção de leite no dia do controle (PLDC) em avaliações genéticas de touros da raça Gir. Foram realizadas análises univariadas das PLDC1 a PLDC10 e da PL305 pelo método de máxima verossimilhança restrita, sob modelo animal, incluindo as três primeiras lactações como medidas repetidas de um mesmo animal, diferenciados conforme o grupo contemporâneo de rebanho-ano-estação, de acordo com a idade da vaca ao parto e, do intervalo parto-primeiro controle na PLDC1. As médias observadas e os respectivos desvios-padrão (kg) para PLDC1 a PLDC10 e PL305 foram: 11,97±4,64; 11,93±4,68; 10,98±4,40; 10,18±4,12; 9,66±3,88; 9,20±3,69; 8,63±3,51; 8,08±3,33; 7,59±3,27; 7,22±3,15 e 2.746,17±1.299,90. As estimativas de herdabilidade para as PLDC1 a PLDC10 foram de 0,26; 0,19; 0,18; 0,20; 0,15; 0,13; 0,14; 0,10; 0,11 e 0,10, respectivamente; para a PL305 foi de 0,18. As correlações de ordem dos valores genéticos preditos de 281 touros, obtidos entre as PLDC e a PL305, foram altas, oscilando de 0,85 a 0,94. O percentual de coincidência de touros que seriam selecionados pelos valores genéticos preditos das PLDC2 a PLDC5 foram acima de 80%, a partir de 5% dos melhores classificados pela PL305. em algumas PLDC o nível de coincidência de classificação dos touros com a PL305 foi muito baixo.
Data from 32,779 monthly milk production, from 3,605 lactations until 305 days (PL305), from 2,082 Gir breed cows, sired by 281 bulls, calving from 1987 to 1999, in 11 herds, were utilized to verify the viability of using daily milk production control (PLDC) in sires genetic evaluation. Univariates analysis for PLDC1 to PLDC10 and Pl305 were performed utilizing the restricted maximum likelihood method within an animal model, which included the three first lactations as replicate measures of the same dams unit. Animals were grouped according to the criterion of contemporaneous group of herd-year-season, and according to calving-age and to the interval calving-first control in PLDC1. The observed averages (kg) and the respective standard deviations for PLDC1 to PLDC10 and PL305 were: 11.97±4.64; 11.93±4.68; 10.98±4.40; 10.18±4.12; 9.66±3.88; 9.20±3.69; 8.63±3,51; 8.08±3.33; 7.59±3.27; 7.22±3.15 and 2,746.17±1,299.90. Heritability estimates for PLDC1 to PLDC10 were: 0.26; 0.19; 0.18; 0.20; 0.15; 0.13; 0.14; 0.10; 0.11 e 0.10, respectively; for PL305 it was 0.18. Spearman correlations between predicted genetic values for 281 sires according to the analysis on PLDC vs PL305 were large, oscillating from 0.85 to 0.94. In selecting above 5% of the top sires for PL305, there was an overlapping of above 80% of the animals for PLDC. In some PLDC the coincidence level of the sires rank correlation with PL305 was very low.
Data from 32,779 monthly milk production, from 3,605 lactations until 305 days (PL305), from 2,082 Gir breed cows, sired by 281 bulls, calving from 1987 to 1999, in 11 herds, were utilized to verify the viability of using daily milk production control (PLDC) in sires genetic evaluation. Univariates analysis for PLDC1 to PLDC10 and Pl305 were performed utilizing the restricted maximum likelihood method within an animal model, which included the three first lactations as replicate measures of the same dams unit. Animals were grouped according to the criterion of contemporaneous group of herd-year-season, and according to calving-age and to the interval calving-first control in PLDC1. The observed averages (kg) and the respective standard deviations for PLDC1 to PLDC10 and PL305 were: 11.97±4.64; 11.93±4.68; 10.98±4.40; 10.18±4.12; 9.66±3.88; 9.20±3.69; 8.63±3,51; 8.08±3.33; 7.59±3.27; 7.22±3.15 and 2,746.17±1,299.90. Heritability estimates for PLDC1 to PLDC10 were: 0.26; 0.19; 0.18; 0.20; 0.15; 0.13; 0.14; 0.10; 0.11 e 0.10, respectively; for PL305 it was 0.18. Spearman correlations between predicted genetic values for 281 sires according to the analysis on PLDC vs PL305 were large, oscillating from 0.85 to 0.94. In selecting above 5% of the top sires for PL305, there was an overlapping of above 80% of the animals for PLDC. In some PLDC the coincidence level of the sires rank correlation with PL305 was very low.
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animal breeding, Dairy cattle, milking control, Rank correlation, Bovino de leite, controle leiteiro, melhoramento animal
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Revista Brasileira de Zootecnia. Sociedade Brasileira de Zootecnia, v. 31, n. 5, p. 1964-1972, 2002.