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Table 1.

Means, standard deviations (SD), and ranges for body weight (kg) measurements at six different ages of 1,255 Brahman cattle.

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Table 2.

Nonlinear regression models fitted to growth curve data (weight-age) of Brahman cattle.

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Table 3.

Means and standard deviations for the parameter estimates, and goodness of fit(GOF) results based on convergence rate (C%), adjusted coefficient of determination (R2); mean square error (MSE); mean-absolute deviation for periods 1 (until 12 months–MAD1) and 2 (older than 12 months–MAD2), and Akaike's information criterion (AIC).

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Fig 1.

Manhattan plots for the growth curve parameter mature weight (A) in Brahman cattle.

Chromosomes 1 to 29 and X are shown, separated by alternating colors. The corresponding horizontal lines indicate the genome-wide significance levels for both traits.

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Fig 2.

Manhattan plots for the growth curve parameter maturity rate (K) in Brahman cattle.

Chromosomes 1 to 29 and X are shown, separated by alternating colors. The corresponding horizontal lines indicate the genome-wide significance levels for both traits.

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Fig 3.

Estimated growth curves based on the Brody nonlinear model for genotypes of the most significant SNPs for mature weight (BovineHD0600027188).

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Fig 4.

Estimated growth curves based on the Brody nonlinear model for genotypes of the most significant SNPs for maturity rate (BovineHD2000000873).

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