Science, asked by JuwelD143, 8 months ago

name 2 selective breeding​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Farmers selectively breed different types of cows in order to produce the best meat and dairy products :-

 \implies The traditional Highland cow.

 \implies Fresian cows have been bred to produce large volumes of milk.

 \implies Aberdeen Angus cows have also been bred for their meat.

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Answered by alfinroby67
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Inbreeding

If we want to establish a population of organisms with predictable characteristics we tend to “inbreed”.

Inbreeding is when the animals bred are very close relatives, such as siblings.

Continued inbreeding results in offspring that are very genetically alike.

Linebreeding

Linebreeding is a type of inbreeding.

It involves breeding together more distant relatives, such as cousins.

This reduces the rate at which the breed becomes ‘purebred’, reducing the risk of ill-health that can sometimes be seen with purebred individuals.

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