-
thereby increasing genetic diversity.
Outcrossing can be a
useful technique in
animal breeding. The
outcrossing breeder intends to
remove the
traits by...
-
extensive outcross program, to
increase the breed's vitality,
fertility and
genetic variation. The
Dutch kennel club
approved the
outcross programme in...
- of the
short dense coat. In the late 1950s, the
Persian was used as an
outcross by some
American Shorthair breeders. This was done in
secret in
order to...
- and
White setter.
Before any
outcross matings could take place, the
mating would have to be
approved by the
official Outcross Committee. Only dogs with current...
-
After outcrossing to a cat of
unknown parentage, at
least three generations must be bred to
establish a full
pedigree record. In TICA
outcrossing has mainly...
- in the
Cincinnati Zoo, was also
outcrossed and
sired at
least two
litters of
orange cubs at
Pretoria Zoo.
Outcrossing is not
necessarily done with the...
- the new breed. It
became necessary to
utilize other breeds for
genetic outcross and the
phenotype began to
evolve and
develop into a
different look than...
-
Ragdoll lines developed from 1971–1975 (4 years). Currently,
acceptable outcrossings are as follows: ACFA (Siberian), CFA (Long
Haired Selkirk Rex, Straight)...
-
develop this breed. The
American Shorthair has now been
discontinued as an
outcross,
except in The
International Cat ****ociation (TICA). The
breed was accepted...
-
researchers have said the Olde
English Bulldogge is a "viable candidate" as an
outcross on
which to
rebuild the Bulldog; a
breed that
genetic studies have suggested...
