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This agrees with field data suggesting a much larger breeding population size [13], [31].
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This feather is in the centre of the white wing patch, which is much larger in the breeding plumage of males than females.
This feather is at the centre of the white wing patch, which is much larger in the breeding plumage of males than females.
These results were used to design a much larger evaluation of the E. bosistoana breeding population currently underway.
Although a small percentage of males resemble females, the typical male is much larger than the female and has an elaborate breeding plumage.
Our method is useful when a breeding program can only phenotype a subset of the available genotyped individuals, but aims at evaluating the breeding value of a (possibly much larger) group of genotypes.
Currently, circa 110 SSR markers are available for pearl millet in public domain out of which 65 SSR loci have been mapped [ 16- 20], but a much larger number is required for their application in plant breeding.
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However, much larger numbers of markers are required for their more effective application in plant breeding.
About 1% of males are small, intermediate in size between males and females, and do not grow the elaborate breeding plumage of the territorial and satellite males, although they have much larger internal testes than the ruffed males.
It presently consists of about 135 152 individuals [14], all stemming from three founding individuals (two started breeding in 1983 and one in 1991) that likely originated from the much larger Finnish-Russian population [15], [16].
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