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- Selection and inbreeding depression: effects of inbreeding rate and in...
- The magnitude of inbreeding depression in small populations may depend on the effectiveness with which natural selection purges deleterious recessive alleles from populations during inbreeding. The ef...
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Uploaded: 2006-7-5
- Inbreeding and prereproductive mortality in the Old Order Amish. I. Ge...
- Epidemiologic patterns of inbreeding in the Old Order Amish were investigated using a unique genealogic registry of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Amish that contains information on 8,163 marriages, ...
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Uploaded: 1987-3-1
- Analysis of levels of inbreeding and inbreeding depression in Jersey c...
- A pedigree file of 157,015 male and female Jersey cattle (born after 1955) from the Canadian herdbooks was investigated for the occurrence of inbreeding. A large proportion of Jersey bulls and cows we...
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Uploaded: 1992-4-1
- Inbreeding effects in a French Canadian isolate. I. Evolution of inbre...
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Uploaded: 1972-6-1
- Viral epizootic reveals inbreeding depression in a habitually inbreedi...
- Inbreeding is typically detrimental to fitness. However, some animal populations are reported to inbreed without incurring inbreeding depression, ostensibly due to past "purging" of deleterious allele...
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Uploaded: 2007-9-5
- Ancestral inbreeding reduces the magnitude of inbreeding depression in...
- The influence of natural selection on the magnitude of inbreeding depression is an important issue in conservation biology and the study of evolution. It is generally expected that the magnitude of in...
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Uploaded: 2006-6-3
- Genetic studies on inbreeding in some Japanese populations. XI. Effect...
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Uploaded: 1973-3-1
- Reduced inbreeding depression due to historical inbreeding in Drosophi...
- An important issue in conservation biology and the study of evolution is the extent to which inbreeding depression can be reduced or reversed by natural selection. If the deleterious recessive alleles...
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Uploaded: 2006-6-20