G.W. Rogers Data-verified

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G.W. Rogers' research focuses on animal breeding and genetics, with a particular emphasis on cattle. His work investigates the genetic and phenotypic traits that influence livestock production and health. Publications indicate a focus on areas such as regression analysis in relation to animal traits and the study of factors affecting lactation and milk production in cattle. Rogers has also explored aspects of mastitis, a common bovine disease, and its relationship with genetic markers and production phenotypes. His scholarly output includes 74 publications, with a citation count of 2,731 and an h-index of 28. He has collaborated with researchers from the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, including M. J. Smith, B. J. Dedrickson, Mark Groves, and Wyatt Minihan.

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• h-index: 28
• Publications: 74
• Citations: 2,731