Sheep Trait Details: Fecal egg count

QTLdb Trait Hierarchy

Trait Class:	Health
Trait Type:	Parasite Resistance
Trait Name:	Fecal egg count
Trait ID:	3166
Abbreviation:	FECGEN
Custom Name:	n/a
Related / Reported traits: (Figures in parenthesis are the number of data associated with)	Fecal egg count (107) // Eggs per worm (1) // Fec ebv (7) // Fecal egg count (19) // Haemonchus contortus fec1 (21) // Haemonchus contortus fec2 (24) // Nematodirus fec average (1) // Nematodirus fec1 (august) (2) // Nematodirus fec2 (september) (1) // Nematodirus fec3 (october) (1) // Nematodirus fec (5) // Strongyle fec average (1) // Strongyle fec3 (1) // Strongyle fec (2) // Trichostrongylus colubriformis fec1 (4) // Trichostrongylus colubriformis fec2 (5)
Description:	Number of nematode eggs in feces, from multiple or unspecified types of parasite (a measure of nematode parasite resistance)
Measurement:	count
Scale/Unit:	n/a
Comments:	n/a

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