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Table 1.

Least square means (± standard errors) of feed and digestive efficiency, body weight and feed intake in the high (FCR_H) and poor (FCR_L) feed efficiency groups.

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Table 2.

Least square means (± standard errors) of cecal microbiota counts (qPCR) in group with low (FCR_L) or high (FCR_H) feed conversion ratio.

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Table 3.

Results of multiple correspondence analysis between cecal microbiota composition and digestive efficiency.

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Fig 1.

Multiple correspondence analysis of digestive microbiota in cecal contents and digestive efficiency traits.

AMEn: metabolisable energy corrected to zero nitrogen retention; CDUDM, CDUL, CDUP, CDUS: coefficients of fecal digestive use of dry matter, lipids, proteins, and starch; Lacto.: Lactobacillus count; L. saliv.: L. salivarius count in cecal content; L. crisp.: L. crispatus count in cecal content; C. lept.: C. leptum count in cecal content; C. cocco.: C. coccoides count in cecal content; H, M, L: third of individuals with the highest, medium, and lowest values within a trait. The size of the squares is proportional to the relative contribution of the category of active variables to the axes. The size of the circles is proportional to the cos² between the axes and the category of the illustrative variable.

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Table 4.

Heritability (± standard errors) of microbiota composition and genetic correlations (± standard errors) between microbiota composition and digestive efficiency.

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Table 5.

QTL detected for microbiota composition.

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