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Frequencies of genes for coat colour and horns in Nordic cattle breeds

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Frequencies of genes for coat colour and horns in Nordic

cattle breeds

Juha Kantanen, Ingrid Olsaker, Klaus Brusgaard, Emma Eythorsdottir,

Lars-Erik Holm, Sigbjørn Lien, Birgitta Danell, Stefan Adalsteinsson

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