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FILIPCiK, R., SUBRT, j., VyROUBAL, M .: Biological characteristics that influence the SEURoP system classification for Czech fleckvieh and Holstein bull carcasses. Acta univ. agric. et silvic. Mendel. Brun., 2006, LIV, No. 2, pp. 31–40 The aim of this work was to analyse the influence of certain characteristics (aptitude, age, carcass weight, net daily gain, feeding) on the final carcass classification in the SEUROP system. 703 Czech Fleckvieh bulls and 642 Holstein bulls were studied. The animals were slaughtered and evaluated at a designated beef processing company. Combine aptitude carcasses shown significant differences be tween characteristics. Remarkable differences of group averages (P>0, 01) were established between farms and they were due to various rearing conditions. Also the levels of net daily gain between apti tudes were proved significantly. Holstein breed showed significant difference among The net daily gain < 500 g.day –1 and levels 551–600; 601–650 and above 651 g.day –1 . The SEUROP system is influenced the most by the feeding regime, which is described by a net daily gain in this work, and farm impact. SEUROP, conformation, fat, cattle, aptitude, beef carcass, age, weight

Biological characteristics that influence the SEUROP system classification for Czech fleckvieh and Holstein bull carcasses