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2011Genetic and phenotypic parameters for temperament in weaned lambsHocking Edwards, J.; Brien, F.; Hebart, M.; Hinch, G.; Hoad, J.; Hart, K.; Gaunt, G.; Robertson, M.; Refshauge, G.; Bird-Gardiner, T.; Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics Conference (19th : 2011 : Perth, WA)
2011Milk and weight EBVS are associated with cow and calf gain during lactation but carcass EBVS are notLee, S.; Donoghue, K.; Hebart, M.; Pitchford, W.; Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics Conference (19th : 2011 : Perth, WA)
2011Partitioning genetic variance in composite sheepWalkom, S.; Verbyla, A.; Brien, F.; Hebart, M.; Pitchford, W.; Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics Conference (19th : 2011 : Perth, WA)
2012Post-weaning weight is highly genetically correlated to adult ewe weightsWalkom, S.; Brien, F.; Hebart, M.; Fogarty, N.; Hatcher, S.; Pitchford, W.; Friend, M.; Krebs, G.; Australian Society of Animal Production Biennial Conference (ASAP Biennial Conference) (2 Jul 2012 - 5 Jul 2012 : Christchurch, New Zealand)
2018Anogenital distance reflects the sex ratio of a gilt's birth litter and predicts her reproductive successSeyfang, J.; Ralph, C.; Hebart, M.; Tilbrook, A.; Kirkwood, R.
2018Increasing maximum penalties for animal welfare offences in South Australia– has it caused penal change?Morton, R.; Hebart, M.; Whittaker, A.
2011The genetics of temperament in Merino sheep and relationships with lamb survivalPlush, K.; Hebart, M.; Brien, F.; Hynd, P.
2014Season and reproductive status rather than genetics factors influence change in ewe weight and fat over time. 1. Analysis of crossbred ewesWalkom, S.; Brien, F.; Hebart, M.; Fogarty, N.; Hatcher, S.; Pitchford, W.
2014Season and reproductive status rather than genetic factors influence change in ewe weight and fat over time. 2. Spline analysis of crossbred ewesWalkom, S.; Brien, F.; Hebart, M.; Fogarty, N.; Hatcher, S.; Pitchford, W.
2014Season and reproductive status rather than genetics factors influence change in ewe weight and fat over time. 3. Analysis of Merino ewesWalkom, S.; Brien, F.; Hebart, M.; Mortimer, S.; Pitchford, W.