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Working chute behavior of feedlot cattle can be an indication of cattle temperament and beef carcass composition and quality

Noah L. Hall, D. S. Buchanan, Vernon L. Anderson, B. R. Ilse, K. R. Maddock Carlin, E. P. Berg

Meat Science · 2011 · 58 citations · 16 references

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Feedlot cattle with calm temperaments have higher average daily gains than cattle with excitable temperaments.

B.D. Voisinet, Temple Grandin, J. D. Tatum et al. · Journal of Animal Science · 1997 · 420 citations

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Intra-Sire Correlations or Regressions of Offspring on Dam as a Method of Estimating Heritability of Characteristics

Jay L. Lush · Journal of Animal Science · 1940 · 327 citations · Full text

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Behavioral agitation during handling of cattle is persistent over time

Temple Grandin · Applied Animal Behaviour Science · 1993 · 325 citations

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IDENTIFICATION OF THRESHOLD LEVELS FOR WARNER‐BRATZLER SHEAR FORCE IN BEEF TOP LOIN STEAKS

S. D. Shackelford, James P. Morgan, H. R. Cross et al. · Journal of Muscle Foods · 1991 · 276 citations

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Bos indicus-cross feedlot cattle with excitable temperaments have tougher meat and a higher incidence of borderline dark cutters

B.D. Voisinet, Temple Grandin, S F O'Connor et al. · Meat Science · 1997 · 268 citations

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