EPD Crossword Puzzle

What does the P stand for in the equation P=G+E
What does the G stand for in the equation P=G+E
What does the E stand for in the equation P=G+E
pedigree ......., individual performance data, progeny performance data, and genomic predictions are all ingredients of an epd
Epds are expressed as _______________
The ____________ standard for evaluation of genetic merit for a variety of important traits.
Epds explain differences in _________ merit
Sale weight, stayability, and heifer pregnancy rate are all examples of probability of ________
Weaning weight, yearling weight, calving records and interval, scrotal circumference are all examples of _____________
Traits not directly related to a cost or income from beef production
Traits that directly influence either a cost or an income from beef production
Although cows were the same size they are today were they chosen for smaller or taller stature?
Cattle that became heavier at maturity were also heavier at birth weight leading to….or calving difficulties
Other problems arose such as cow maintenance and the costs associated were …….
When evaluating breeding animals it can be difficult to tell the difference between what was caused by the environment in which was raised which is a …… factor.