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Additional file 4: Tables S1–S4. These tables present the comparison of selection on UC and classical selection according to the number of selected breeders ( $${S}_{m}$$ S m , $${S}_{f}$$ S f ), number $$Q$$ Q of QTL and the distribution of allele frequencies (α). Table S1. Relative superiority of selection on UC for the genetic gain after five generations. Table S2. Relative superiority of selection on UC for the cumulative genetic gain after 10 generations. Table S3. Optimal $$\theta$$ θ coefficient of the UC for a genetic gain after five generations. Table S4. Optimal $$\theta$$ θ coefficient of the UC for a cumulative genetic gain after 10 generations

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Additional file 4: Tables S1–S4. These tables present the comparison of selection on UC and classical selection according to the number of selected breeders ( $${S}_{m}$$ S m , $${S}_{f}$$ S f ), number $$Q$$ Q of QTL and the distribution of allele frequencies (α). Table S1. Relative superiority of selection on UC for the genetic gain after five generations. Table S2. Relative superiority of selection on UC for the cumulative genetic gain after 10 generations. Table S3. Optimal $$\theta$$ θ coefficient of the UC for a genetic gain after five generations. Table S4. Optimal $$\theta$$ θ coefficient of the UC for a cumulative genetic gain after 10 generations

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Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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