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01:14 Breeding Programme Modelling with AlphaSimR -… Breeding Programme Modelling with AlphaSimR - Trailer for Socials	Breeding Programme Modelling with AlphaSimR - Trailer for Socials Sub 1 min version for socials insilico breeding alpha programme breeding edinburgh roll selection phenotyping crossing operations insight simulations cpr populations aquaculture livestock crops reading model skills smr From Geoff Fortescue 1 likes 151 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like
02:42 Community-based Aquaculture Project Community-based Aquaculture Project	Community-based Aquaculture Project Community-based aquaculture as a catalyst for locally managed marine areas: Developing a scalable framework for economic and environmental sustainability. (c) The University of Edinburgh. Footage by… aquaculture From En-Chi Liu 0 likes 70 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Ocean Leaders Programme Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created April 3rd, 2020

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Breeding Programme Modelling with AlphaSimR -…

Breeding Programme Modelling with AlphaSimR - Trailer for Socials

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From Geoff Fortescue 1 likes 151 plays 0

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Community-based Aquaculture Project

Community-based aquaculture as a catalyst for locally managed marine areas: Developing a scalable framework for economic and environmental sustainability. (c) The University of Edinburgh. Footage by…

aquaculture

From En-Chi Liu 0 likes 70 plays 0

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English

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April 3rd, 2020

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