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Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|August 13, 2023
Review: Improving pig survival with a focus on birthweight: a practical breeding perspectiveJ Harper, K L Bunter
Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|March 24, 2012
Body development in sows, feed intake and maternal capacity. Part 2: gilt body condition before and after lactation, reproductive performance and correlations with lactation feed intakeC R G Lewis, K L Bunter
Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|March 24, 2012
Body development in sows, feed intake and maternal capacity. Part 1: performance, pre-breeding and lactation feed intake traits of primiparous sowsC R G Lewis, K L Bunter
Journal of Animal Science|July 30, 2013
A longitudinal study of weight and fatness in sows from selection to parity five, using random regressionC R G Lewis, K L Bunter
Journal of Animal Science|October 7, 2015
Social genetic effects influence reproductive performance of group-housed sowsK L Bunter, C R G Lewis, S Newman
Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|March 27, 2012
Sire breed comparisons for meat and eating quality traits in Australian pig populationsK L Bunter, C Bennett, B G Luxford, et al.
Journal of Animal Science|February 16, 2010
Selection to reduce residual feed intake in pigs produces a correlated response in juvenile insulin-like growth factor-I concentrationK L Bunter, W Cai, D J Johnston, et al.
Journal of Animal Science|July 19, 2005
The heritability of the expression of two stress-regulated gene fragments in pigsC A Kerr, K L Bunter, R Seymour, et al.
British Poultry Science|April 28, 2006
Variance components for live weight, body measurements and reproductive traits of pair-mated ostrich femalesS W P Cloete, K L Bunter, H Lambrechts, et al.
Journal of Animal Science|January 3, 2018
Poorer lifetime growth performance of gilt progeny compared with sow progeny is largely due to weight differences at birth and reduced growth in the preweaning period, and is not improved by progeny segregation after weaningJ R Craig, C L Collins, K L Bunter, et al.
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