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GENETICS, ANIMAL BREEDING & REPRODUCTION

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Total cards: 11•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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(Genetic terms, the role of G+E on the P expression, gene action, the mechanics of inheritance, the Mendelian inheritance, genes in population)

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Genetics

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(Objectives of animal breeding, systems of breeding, inbreeding and crossbreeding)

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Animal Breeding

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(Reproduction and rate of genetic improvement, animal reproductive biotechnologies)

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Reproduction

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The application of the principles of animal genetics with the goal of improvement of animals.

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Animal Breeding

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The study of genetic differences among animals that aims to improve the quantity, efficiency, quality, and aesthetic value of farm animals & their products.

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Animal Breeding

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The purposeful manipulation of the genetic constitution of animals, which determines the expression of their inherent characteristics resulting to desired genetic improvement.

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Animal Breeding

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A science that incorporates genetics, reproductive physiology, statistics, computer science and animal husbandry in a highly interactive fashion to maximize genetic improvement.

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Animal Breeding

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He’s authored the classic book “Animal Breeding Plans,”

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Jay Laurence Lush(January 3, 1896 – May 22, 1982)

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“Father of Modern Scientific Animal Breeding and Genetics

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Jay Laurence Lush

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An agriculturist who revolutionized sheep and cattle breeding in England by methodical selection, inbreeding, and culling

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Robert Bakewell

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§ Made his farm famous as a model of scientific management, and many of his methods are still commonly practiced today. § Founder of the first standardized breeds.

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Robert Bakewell