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    Captive Breeding Programs might not be for Everyone. Breeding wildlife in captivity is done for multiple reasons including preventing extinction of species (Captive). Yet, is captive breeding the only way to prevent extinction? Several breeding programs also partner with a reintroduction program. These two programs could slow extinction or better yet stop it. Captive breeding programs attempt to breed the wildlife in zoos. Zoos are required to have a studbook. In the book are records of parents

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    provide evidence that exotic germplasm can be used as a parent for soybean breeding programs to provide new genetic diversity as well as to improve seed yield of US soybean cultivars. Advances in biotechnology and statistical programs have made it more efficient to map the locations of genes and QTL. However, complex quantitative traits including seed yield are often difficult to identify and their use in soybean breeding programs can be complicated by epistasis, QTL by genetic background interactions

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    breeder should not just breed any rabbits they have in cages constantly and to any rabbit and have them “breed like rabbits”, here is the step by step process of how to be a responsible rabbit breeder. Consider your options before you consider breeding rabbits, This is not an easy job nor should it be taken lightly you are bringing life into this work therefore you are responsible for them. You need to consider all the work that is needed for these small animals including cage cleaning, feeding

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    year 1967. It is one of India’s oldest poultry-centric organisations, set up with the intent to make essential contributions to the development of poultry in India. This was made possible by pioneering India’s first Genetic Breeding Program using the germ plasm (pure breeding stock). Keggfarms was among the first companies, in the developing world to come up with this with demonstrable results. As a result of Keggfarms’ intervention, India could stand as the only country outside the developed world

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    through Captive Breeding Programs | | A Research Proposal | | | Abstract There are only three large scale freshwater stingray breeding programs in the world. Of

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    Inbreeding Depression Inbreeding depression is a widely-studied topic in the fields of not only genetics, but as well as the fields of biology, ecology, etc. Directly speaking, inbreeding depression results in the loss or reduced expression of a trait due to the mating between two closely related organisms (Hartl 547). As of today, there are a plethora of studies and evidence that explain how and why inbreeding occurs within populations even though it is deleterious for the populations. However,

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    Selective breeding is the process by which humans reproduce other animals and plants of special features. Typically, strains that are selectively bred are domesticated, and livestock is normally done by a professional breeder, Livestock animals are known as races, while high plants are known as the varieties cultigens, or cultivars. The offspring of two purebred animals, but of different races is called a crossover, and hybrid plants are called hybrids.[1] There are two approaches or types of artificial

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    this portion of the herd is charged with producing replacement females for the entire herd, so maternal traits of the breeds included are very important. In this system approximately half of the cow-herd is committed to the rotational portion of the breeding system and half to the terminal sire portion. This system retains about 90% of the maximum calf heterosis plus capitalizes on 67% of the maximum dam heterosis; it should increase weaning weight per cow exposed by approximately 21% as calculated by

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    There are many different types of breeding, but two main types are selective and natural breeding. Both of these types of breddings are involved in something else and are nothing like each other. Each breeding causes something else, and is involved with another part of their environment. To begin, natural selection and artificial selection are drastically different. Natural selection is the process by which varied traits that increase survival and enable reproduction are passed down from one generation

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    For being man’s supposed best friend, humans too often make choices to benefit themselves instead of dogs. People decide what traits make a dog cute and disregard what traits make them healthy. Dog breeding is a harmful practice for dogs both biologically and culturally due to superficial standards. These dogs are bred to be cute, but that cuteness can inadvertently carry a gene that can lead to disease, or even the cuteness itself could be debilitating, such as with the poster pug’s flat face makes

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