Abstract
A genetic model is presented that is based on acquisition-allocation pleiotropy of loci coding for two traits competing for resources. If the acquisition of resources is limited (has a plateau), it is shown that such a model produces singificant curvilinearty in the genetic relationship between the traits. The model will be used to check different methods of estimating curvilinear genetic relationships
Proceedings of the World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production, Volume 19. Selection and quantitative genetics; growth; reproduction; lactation; fish; fiber; meat., , 151–154, 1994
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