ArticleVeterinary medicine and science2026
Non-Linear Mixed Models for the Characterization of Growth Trajectory Measured by Ultrasound of 'San Pedreño' Creole Pig Breed From Colombia.
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- Non-Linear Mixed Models for the Characterization of Growth Trajectory Measured by Ultrasound of 'San Pedreño' Creole Pig Breed From Colombia.Veterinary medicine and science · 2026Article
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The aim was to identify non-linear regression models, under the context of mixed models, to describe the growth trajectory of 'San Pedreño' Creole pigs based on two muscular measurements obtained using ultrasonography. The growth rates of 30 animals (9 barrows and 21 gilts) from 3.5 to 24 months of age, raised on traditional farms in different municipalities of Meta (Colombia), were evaluated over three replicates. In vivo ultrasonographic images for back fat thickness (BFT) and longissimus dorsi muscle width (LMA) were obtained for each animal. Ultrasound measurements of LMA and BFT were performed at a single anatomical point of the live pigs, in the dorsal midline region (left/right). Comparison between sexes was done with a one-way PERMANOVA. Correlations were done with the Spearman's r
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