Author

CHS Dolling

Observed names: C. H. S. DOLLING, C. H. S. Dolling, C.H.S. Dolling

Observed institutions: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Government of South Australia, California State Polytechnic University

OpenAlex ID: A5025823566

Selection for fertility in Australian Merino sheep

1963 · SSY Young, HN Turner, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 55

Vital statistics for an experimental flock of Merino sheep. III. Factors affecting wool and body characteristics, including the effect of age of ewe and its possible interaction with method of selection

1966 · GH Brown, HN Turner, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 52

Vital statistics for an experimental flock of Merino sheep. II. The influence of age on reproductive performance

1965 · HN Turner, CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 39

Comparison of estimates of repeatability and heritability for some production traits in Merino rams and ewes. I. Repeatability

1960 · SSY Young, Turner H Newton, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 35

Hornedness and polledness in sheep. I. The inheritance of polledness in the Merino

1960 · CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 30

Hornedness and polledness in sheep. II. The inheritance of horns in Merino ewes

1960 · CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 27

Distribution and turnover of water in Merino sheep selected for high wool production

1966 · WV Macfarlane, CHS Dolling, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 24

Response to selection in Australian Merino sheep. III. Single character selection for high and low values of wool weight and its components

1970 · HN Turner, MG Brooker, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 23

Corrigendum - Response to selection in Australian Merino sheep. I. Selection for high clean wool weight, with a ceiling on fibre diameter and degree of skin wrinkle. Response in wool and body characteristics

1968 · HN Turner, CHS Dolling, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 21

Hornedness and polledness in sheep. 4. Triple alleles affecting horn growth in the Merino

1961 · CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 21

Genetic and phenotypic parameters for body weight and greasy fleece weight at weaning in Australian Merino sheep

1965 · SSY Young, GH Brown, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 20

Vital statistics for an experimental flock of Merino sheep. I. Death rates in adult sheep, in relation to method of selection, age and sex

1959 · HN Turner, CHS Dolling, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 20

Pigmentation of sheep. II.The inheritance of colour patterns in black Merinos

1969 · MG Brooker, CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 15

Survival, growth and wool production of South Australian strong-wool Merino and first-cross Merino lambs from birth to 16 months of age

1983 · DO Kleemann, MLH South, et al. · Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture and Animal Husbandry · 13

Comparison of estimates of repeatability and heritability for some production traits in Merino rams and ewes. 2. Heritability

1960 · SSY Young, Turner H Newton, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 13

Phenotypic and genetic parameters for lamb and hogget traits in a flock of South Australian Merino sheep

1987 · JRW Walkley, RW Ponzoni, et al. · Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture · 11

Efficiency of conversion of food to wool. III. Wool production of ewes selected for high clean wool weight and of random control ewes on restricted and unrestricted food intakes in pens

1968 · CHS Dolling, LR Piper · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 11

Efficiency of conversion of food to wool. V. Comparison of the apparent digestive ability of sheep selected for high clean wool weight with that of sheep from a random control group

1969 · LR Piper, CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 10

Effect of breed of dam, type of birth and sex of lamb on efficiency of conversion of food to lamb and wool in Merino, Poll Dorset × Merino and Border Leicester × Merino ewes

1984 · DO Kleemann, CHS Dolling, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 9

Efficiency of conversion of food to wool. IV. Comparison of sheep selected for high clean wool weight with sheep from a random control group at three levels of dietary protein

1969 · LR Piper, CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 9

Variation in the Sulphur Content of Wool of Merino Sheep Associated with Genetic Differences in Wool-Producing Capacity

1966 · LR Piper, CHS Dolling · Australian Journal of Biological Sciences · 9

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Efficiency of conversion of food to wool at two nutritional levels by three merino strains

1966 · AA Dunlop, CHS Dolling, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 9

Efficiency of conversion of food to wool. I. Correlated response to selection for high and low clean wool weight

1960 · CHS Dolling, RW Moore · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 9

Breeding for white colour in sheep.

1980 · S. Adalsteinsson, CHS Dolling, et al. · 8

Vital statistics for an experimental flock of Merino sheep. IV. Failure in conception and embryonic loss as causes of failure to lamb

1967 · CHS Dolling, AD Nicholson · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 8

Works count: 64

Citation count: 608

H-index: 13

I10-index: 18