Swine

Relationship Between Backfat Depth and its Individual Layers and Intramuscular Fat Percentage in Swine

Authors
  • D. W. Newcom (Iowa State University)
  • Thomas J. Baas (Iowa State University)
  • Clint R. Schwab (Iowa State University)
  • Kenneth J. Stalder (Iowa State University)

Abstract

Results show the correlations between IMF and different measures of total fat thickness are of similar magnitude, regardless of the measure being a single measure of total subcutaneous fat or a sum of the individual layers. Results also show that the correlation between the inner and outer backfat layers is less than the correlation between the middle layer and the inner and outer layers.

Keywords: ASL R1944

How to Cite:

Newcom, D. W., Baas, T. J., Schwab, C. R. & Stalder, K. J., (2004) “Relationship Between Backfat Depth and its Individual Layers and Intramuscular Fat Percentage in Swine”, Iowa State University Animal Industry Report 1(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.31274/ans_air-180814-803

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Published on
01 Jan 2004
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