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Bivariate model
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Univariate model
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\(\varvec{\sigma}_{\varvec{P}}^{2}\)
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\(\varvec{\sigma}_{\varvec{A}}^{2}\)
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h2
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r
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βf
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Grazing toxic fescue
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0.90
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0.38
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0.40
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0.45
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0
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Not grazing toxic fescue
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0.95
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0.30
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0.34
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0.34
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− 0.59 hair shedding score units
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- The estimated phenotypic variance (\(\sigma_{P}^{2}\)), and repeatability (r) from a bivariate model and fixed effect of grazing versus not grazing fescue from a univariate model. Additive genetic variance, heritability, and repeatability are higher for hair shedding recorded while grazing toxic fescue when treated as a different trait from hair shedding while not grazing toxic fescue. When fescue grazing status is fit as a fixed effect in a univariate model, the estimated effect of toxic fescue on hair shedding score (βf) is also higher (i.e. later shedding animals)