Poultry Science · 1973 · 24 citations · 5 references
AgricultureAnimal SciencesGeneticsFertilityQuantitative GeneticsGenetic EvaluationGrowth Trait GeneticsInbreeding DepressionReproductive PerformanceReproductive Trait SelectionGenetic Gain In CrossbreedingInbred Line EvaluationInbreeding EffectsInbreeding GeneticsInbreeding LoadInbreeding SystemsRecombinant Inbred LinesReduced Egg Production
Five consecutive generations of full-sib matings in Japanese quail reduced the initial 17 inbred lines to six. In general, fertility, hatchability and egg production were affected to a greater extent by inbreeding than were body weights and egg weights.
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