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Table 1.

Distribution of the numbers of scrotal circumference (SC) measurements by farm and age.

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Nonlinear models evaluated in this study to describe scrotal circumference (SC) growth in Nellore bulls.

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Table 3.

Inflection points and age at inflection points.

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Table 4.

Distribution of the number of bulls and SC measurements according to classification in the first breeding soundness examination.

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Fig 1.

Observed scrotal circumference of Nellore bulls from 497 to 4340 days of age.

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Table 5.

Parameter estimates (±SE) for nonlinear models used to describe scrotal circumference growth in Nellore bulls.

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Fig 2.

Scrotal circumference growth curve estimated by Michaelis-Menten model in Nellore bulls.

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Table 6.

Goodness of fit for nonlinear models used to describe scrotal circumference growth in Nellore bulls.

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Fig 3.

Scrotal circumference (SC) growth curves estimated by Michaelis-Menten model in Nellore bulls classified according SC size at first breeding soundness examination.

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Table 7.

Parameter estimates (±SE) by Michaelis-Menten model used to describe scrotal circumference growth in Nellore bulls classified according SC size at age of 18–21 months.

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Table 8.

LS-means (±SE) of the parameters estimated by Michaelis-Menten model for each classification.

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Table 9.

Interaction between farm and classification for (mean ± SE).

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