mating systems Flashcards

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what is the animal breeding scheme?

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animal improvement and genetic change
- selection method(whos records)
- selection technique (how and what)
- mating system

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what different types of mating systems are there?

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within breed and across breeds

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whats the difference within breeds and across breeds

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within breeds - line breeding, outcrossing and random mating
across breeds - crossbreeding(grading up, synthetic production)

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what is inbreeding?

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it’s used in purebreds - like race horses and show dogs
it can be used in poultry to produce lines which are then crossed
mating of close relatives

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why would you want to inbreed?

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keep the genetics of good animals - remake champions
increase number of homozygous loci and frequency of specific populations

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what is linebreeding

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form of inbreeding where a prominent relative is re introduced

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what needs to happen for inbreeding to work

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cull heavily or be very homozygous already

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what type of relative is used ?

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direct - in line of descent directly - grandmother
cullateral - common ancestor - but not in a direct line (cousin)
can have both

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What are the dangers of inbreeding?

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exposes deleterious recessives

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what is an inbreeding coefficient?

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fraction of loci an individual has with 2 like alleles inherited from a common ancestor
therefore chance of homozygosity of a rare mutant allele

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what affects of inbreeding are there?

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must often cull due to harmful recessive (genetic defects)
loss of fertility
loss of vigor, hardness

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why inbreed:

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develope a new breed or line
maintain a rare breed
recreate a prized individual
develop lines for crossing
highly inbred research animals
detect recessives the breed carries

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what is outcrossing?

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mating animals within the same breed that are not related

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what is random breeding?

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draw mates at random
corral together and let them decide

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why consider random mating?

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to maintian gene pool
zoo animals
rare domestic breeds

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what is crossbreeding

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mating to animals of 2 different breeds for heterosis (hybrid vigor) and breed complementarity

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what is individual heterosis

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differences in performance of crossbred and purebred progeny when both raised on purebred dams

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what is maternal heterosis

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difference in performcance of crossbred and purebred dams when both raise crossbred progeny

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what are some maternal effects

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uterine effects (room to grow)
lactation effects (more milk from dam)
mitochondrial DNA (inherited only from dam)
Genomic imprinting

20
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why is mitochondrial DNA important

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for anaerobic metabolism
likely effects growth
no recombination

21
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why is genomic imprinting used

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genes remeber if paternal or maternal and are expressed differently
some c are methylated - in femals

22
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what is an example of genomic imprinting

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gene from M is off and from sire P is on
lambs have double muscling in buttocks only if the callipyge allele is inherited from their sire