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THE EFF'ECT OF PATERNAL IRRADIATION ON BODY WEIGHT AND DEPTH OF FAT IN P I G P

T H E average effect of irradiating spermatogonia on the quantitative traits of pigs in the first generation has been studied since 1960. In the first few replications of the work, significant but inconsistent effects of paternal exposure on body weight at 154 days were reported by WILLHAM and Cox (1962). Recent studies of the weight at birth did not detect any significant difference between progeny of irradiated males and contemporary controls (Cox 1967). The purpose here is to summarize the results on body weight and depth of fat in pigs 154 days old using data collected through 1966 when the main experiment was terminated.