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Arq. bras. med. vet. zootec ; 65(6): 1815-1822, Dec. 2013. tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-696866

ABSTRACT

Estudou-se a resposta à seleção para características de desempenho e morfométricas de tilápia-do-nilo (Oreochromis niloticus) em diferentes períodos de cultivo. Realizaram-se análises unicaracter para todas as características estudadas e as análises bicaracter, associando-se o ganho de peso diário, mensurado em quatro biometrias, com as características morfométricas obtidas ao final do período de cultivo. As herdabilidades estimadas para peso vivo, altura e comprimento de cabeça foram mais altas em análises unicaracter do que as estimadas em análises bicaracter. Os valores de correlações genéticas, fenotípicas, Pearson e Spearman foram positivas e crescentes com o avanço da idade dos animais. As respostas à seleção indireta foram 87% mais altas que as obtidas pela resposta direta, indicando que a seleção pode ser realizada precocemente, utilizando como critério de seleção o ganho de peso diário total medido em biometrias intermediárias, sem apresentar perdas expressivas no ganho genético.


The objective of this work was to study the selection response for performance and morphometrics traits in Nile tilapias (Oreochromis niloticus) in different measurements of farming. The one-trait analysis was performed for all traits studied and the two-traits analysis, were associated with the daily total weight gain in four measurement among performance and morphometrics traits in the fourth measurement. The heritabilities estimated for live weight, height and head length were higher in one-trait analysis than two-traits analysis. The genetic correlations, phenotypic, Pearson and Spearman among weight gain and all other measurements were higher along the farming. The indirect response was estimated at over 87% of direct response, which indicates that the selection may be performed early, using the daily total weight gain as selection criteria in intermediate measurement, without significant losses in genetic gain and contributing to reduction of cost production.


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Animals , Fishes , Heredity , Cichlids
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