Colin T. Whittemore

Research.com Recognitions

• 1994 - Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh

Overview

Best Publications

• The science and practice of pig production

  Colin Trengove Whittemore

  420
  Citations

• Theoretical aspects of a flexible model to stimulate protein and lipid growth in pigs

  C. T. Whittemore;R. H. Fawcett

  299
  Citations

• Protein growth in pigs

  C. T. Whittemore;J. B. Tullis;G. C. Emmans

  249
  Citations

• Diet selection in pigs: choices made by growing pigs given foods of different protein concentrations.

  I. Kyriazakis;G. C. Emmans;C. T. Whittemore

  196
  Citations

• Effect of group size on feeding behaviour, social behaviour, and performance of growing pigs using single-space feeders

  Birte L. Nielsen;Alistair B. Lawrence;Colin T. Whittemore

  194
  Citations

• Reproductive performance, body weight and body condition of breeding sows with differing body fatness at parturition, differing nutrition during lactation, and differing litter size

  H. Yang;P. R. Eastham;P. Phillips;C. T. Whittemore

  178
  Citations

• Nutrition reproduction interactions in primiparous sows

  C.T. Whittemore

  174
  Citations

• Development of recommended energy and protein allowances for growing pigs

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  140
  Citations

• The Nursing and Suckling Behaviour of Pigs. II. Vocalization of the Sow in Relation to Suckling Behaviour and Milk Ejection

  C.T. Whittemore;D. Fraser

  135
  Citations

• Physical and chemical composition of the body of breeding sows with differing body subcutaneous fat depth at parturition, differing nutrition during lactation and differing litter size

  C. T. Whittemore;H. Yang

  110
  Citations

• The ability of pigs to control their protein intake when fed in three different ways.

  I. Kyriazakis;G.C. Emmans;C.T. Whittemore

  109
  Citations

• Impact of biotechnology on (cross)breeding programmes in pigs

  Peter Visscher;Ricardo Pong-Wong;Colin Whittemore;Chris Haley

  104
  Citations

• Feeding behaviour of growing pigs using single or multi-space feeders

  Birte L. Nielsen;Alistair B. Lawrence;Colin T. Whittemore

  101
  Citations

• The effects of food protein content on the performance of pigs previously given foods with low or moderate protein contents

  I. Kyriazakis;C. Stamataris;G. C. Emmans;C. T. Whittemore

  95
  Citations

• Real-time Control of Pig Growth through an Integrated Management System

  David J. Parsons;D. M. Green;C. P. Schofield;C. T. Whittemore

  93
  Citations

• An Approach to Pig Growth Modeling

  Colin T. Whittemore

  92
  Citations

• Model responses of the growing pig to the dietary intake of energy and protein

  C. T. Whittemore;R. H. Fawcett

  86
  Citations

• Growth of carcass components and its relation with conformation in pigs of three types.

  A.V. Fisher;D.M. Green;C.T. Whittemore;J.D. Wood

  78
  Citations

• The prediction of the energy value of compounded pig foods from chemical analysis

  C.A. Morgan;C.T. Whittemore;Patricia Phillips;P. Crooks

  70
  Citations

• Effects of single-space feeder design on feeding behaviour and performance of growing pigs

  B. L. Nielsen;Alistair Lawrence;C. T. Whittemore

  62
  Citations

• Technical review of the energy and protein requirements of growing pigs: food intake

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  57
  Citations

• Fat changes in breeding sows

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  56
  Citations

• Maternal social status and birth sex ratio in domestic pigs: an analysis of mechanisms

  Michael Mendl;Adroaldo J. Zanella;Donald M. Broom;Colin T. Whittemore

  34
  Citations

• Efficiency of use of nitrogen from dried microbial cells after a period of N deprivation in growing pigs.

  C. T. Whittemore;J. Bronwyn Tullis;Sandra W. Hastie

  33
  Citations

• Causes and consequences of change in the mature size of the domestic pig

  Colin T. Whittemore

  32
  Citations