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genotypic
emanating from or pertaining to genotype.
genotypic selection
selection of breeding stock on the basis of known inherited characteristics.
genotypic value
value of the effect of all the individual's genes which affect the trait in question.
genotypic variance
the measure of the differences in genotype between individuals, i.e. the differences between individuals in factors which are determined the moment they are conceived.
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In this study the phenotypic, genotypic and environmental correlations and the repeatability coefficient were estimated.
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