Sentence examples for breed population from inspiring English sources

The identification of causal variants, or SNPs in strong LD with the casual variants, could contribute to the implementation of these results in breeding schemes for the Churra breed population.

Today, the breed population is small, but has been noted by researchers for its rich genetic diversity.

The Second World War led to a sharp decrease in the breed population as the moor became a training ground.

The Equus Survival Trust also considers the breed population to be at critical levels, meaning there are between 100 and 300 breeding females left in the world.

The Trait du Nord continued to be used extensively for agriculture through World War II, but after the war this usage, and the breed population, declined significantly as farming became increasingly mechanized.

Thus, in a small breed population when the color was deliberately selected as a desirable feature, it came to be the color of the overwhelming majority of Lipizzan horses.

They hope to breed populations that are genetically similar to the lost subspecies, eventually releasing them into their ancestral homes. .

More than 15 000 national breed populations (representing more than 8 800 breeds and about 40 species) from 182 countries are recorded.

When GBLUP was used, expected accuracies from a function of elements of the inverse coefficient matrix agreed reasonably well with realised accuracies calculated from the correlation between GEBV and EBV in single breed populations, but not in multi-breed populations.

Moreover, structural differences exist between the two horse breed populations which may explain the differences in foaling rates.

Four hundred and nine individuals from nine German dog breed populations and one free-living wolf population were analysed with a marker set of 23 microsatellites.