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Fig. 2 | Genetics Selection Evolution

Fig. 2

From: The genetics of resilience and its relationships with egg production traits and antibody traits in chickens

Fig. 2

Example of observed and expected egg production of a highly resilient individual and a lowly resilient individual. Observed and expected 1-week-interval egg production of a selected highly resilient individual (left, blue, circles) and a selected lowly resilient individual (right, red, squares) from the same batch. Expected egg production was set to the average batch production (solid black line) or was based on the egg production curve of each individual that was estimated with a 4th order polynomial quantile regression using a 0.7 quantile fitted through 1-week-interval egg production observations during the production cycle between 25 weeks of age and the end of the individual’s life (dashed lines). The individuals shown were selected based on their low (around 10th percentile; high resilience) or high (around 90th percentile; low resilience) ln(variance) between 25 weeks of age and the end of life

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