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Significats de inbreeding en anglès

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инцухт
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endocruzamento
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endogamia

Production of offspring from closely related organism.

инцухт

Breeding between members of a relatively small population, especially one in which most members are related.

Ús de inbreeding en anglès
1
I had no idea if a clubfoot was a result of inbreeding.
A duty to the dead
2
Birth cohorts retained high genetic variability without signs of inbreeding and differentiation.
Pubmed
3
Their genetic history is now marked by enforced inbreeding over many generations.
The Guardian
4
Out-crossing or mixing in of new blood is better than hit-or-miss inbreeding.
The Dollar Hen
5
Highly related parasites, consistent with inbreeding, were detected after interventions were deployed.
Pubmed
6
Genome-wide inbreeding depression did not seem to affect percentage of live spermatozoa.
Pubmed
7
Hatshepsut, an Ancient Egyptian pharaoh, had an inbreeding coefficient of 25 percent.
Wired
8
They suffer from inbreeding depression, and they're all much too much alike.
Radio NZ
9
Other than inbreeding and rifle racks, no redneck has ever invented anything.
Gods go begging
10
One is inbreeding, low genetic diversity, and that's primarily in white tigers.
Wired
11
Therefore, demographic history may not fully predict the effects of inbreeding.
Pubmed
12
The application of this centgenitor system necessitates inbreeding; it also necessitates large operations.
The Dollar Hen
13
The inbreeding coefficient is, simply put, a measure of how inbred individuals are.
Wired
14
If inbreeding is known, adjustment for inbreeding is easy for calculation of rTI.
Pubmed
15
No effect of inbreeding was detected on offspring growth and survival.
Pubmed
16
And according to my calculations, there is no inbreeding whatsoever among the X-Men!
Wired
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Translations for inbreeding
portuguès
endocruzamento
espanyol
endogamia
Inbreeding a través del temps
Inbreeding per variant geogràfica
Estats Units d'Amèrica
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