-
thereby increasing genetic diversity.
Outcrossing can be a
useful technique in
animal breeding. The
outcrossing breeder intends to
remove the
traits by...
- depression.[citation needed]
Outcrossing is
where two
unrelated individuals are
crossed to
produce progeny. In
outcrossing,
unless there is verifiable...
- the
stigma to make a
normal sized and
shaped fruit.[citation needed]
Outcrossing, or cross-fertilisation, and self-fertilisation
represent different strategies...
- of
outcrossing appears to be the
masking of
deleterious recessive mutations. The
primary mechanism used by
flowering plants to
ensure outcrossing involves...
- less than 5%; however, in some
breeds this may not be
possible without outcrossing. An
individual is said to be
inbred if
there is a loop in its pedigree...
-
examined inbreeding in his writings,
contrasting it with the
advantages of
outcrossing in many species.
Charles Waring Darwin, born in
December 1856, was the...
-
evolution as an
adaptation for the
promotion of cross-fertilisation (
outcrossing), a
process that
allows the
masking of
deleterious mutations in the genome...
-
extensive outcross program, to
increase the breed's vitality,
fertility and
genetic variation. The
Dutch kennel club
approved the
outcross programme in...
- 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...
- Lykoi.
Since the
mother to one
litter was a
black domestic,
extensive outcrossing with short-haired
black domestic cats began. With time, it was determined...
