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Article: Study on growth traits at weaning and yearling stages of indigenous and F1 crossbred buffalo in Bangladesh

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Table 1. Effect of different factors for body weight in weaning and yearling stages of Indigenous and Crossbred (Indigenous×Mediterranean) buffalo populations
Figure 1. Diversity in body weight (kg) of indigenous and crossbred buffalo progeny.
Figure 3. Diversity in average weight gain (g) between indigenous and crossbred progeny

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