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Fig 1.

Identification of plausible daughter conception date.

Images sourced from the CANEVAS website.

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Fig 2.

Diagram processing and filtering pipeline for dam–daughter pair analysis in Lactanet records.

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Fig 3.

Histogram of dam days in milk 3 days category: frequency distribution by class.

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Table 1.

Final number of daughter (F1) lactation records, herds, and unique dams included in the analysis.

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Fig 4.

Distribution of number of daughters per dam.

The total number of unique dams analyzed was 115,161 records.

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Table 2.

Regression coefficients (per day) (Estimate × 10 ⁻ ² and Standard Error × 10 ⁻ 2) for daughters across four lactations.

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Fig 5.

Least squares means of the number of services required by daughters, as affected by her age at calving and her lactation number.

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Fig 6.

Least squares means of the number of services required by daughters, as affected by her month of calving and her lactation.

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Fig 7.

Least squares means of the number of services required by daughters, affected by dam days in milk (DIM) and daughter lactation.

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Fig 8.

Least squares means of the number of services required by daughters, affected by dam parity and daughter lactation number.

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Fig 9.

Least squares means of the number of services required by daughters, affected by dam milk yield deviation and daughter lactation number.

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