sheepIn farm animals, both genetic and non-genetic factors affect reproductive traits. These factors can be categorized as intrinsic and extrinsic. Extrinsic factors relate to the animal's environment, while intrinsic factors are related to its genotype. Various reproductive traits are studied ...
1.any genetically determined condition; also, the condition prevailing in the heterozygous state of a recessive disorder, as the sickle cell trait. 2.a distinctive behavior pattern. sickle cell traitthe condition, usually asymptomatic, of being heterozygous for hemoglobin S; see alsosickle cell. ...
Sheep People's Personality by Blood Types Sheep People Born in Different Periods of a Day The Sheep people born in different periods of a day have different personalities and fortune: The Sheep people born in the morning are passive, conservative, and lack of independence ability. The advantage...
Awassi sheep as a genetic resource and efforts for their genetic improvement--A review Awassi is the most widespread sheep breed of non-European origin. The breed adapts to a wide range of environmental conditions from the steppe to the highl... S Galal,O Gürsoy,I Shaat - 《Small Ruminant...
Data on 3741 purebred Chios lambs, collected at Athalassa and Orites, were used to determine the effects of year, month and type of birth, sex of lamb and dam lactation number on pre-weaning and post-weaning growth traits of sheep. Least-squares analyses revealed that most of the factors...
Variability in the rate of decline in birth weight as litter size increases in sheep Carrying multiple foetuses leads to a decline in lamb birth weight. The rate of litter size-dependent birth weight decline (LSDBD) in a population can be o... Gootwine,E. - 《Animal Science An Internation...
Increased milk production in sheep could be beneficial in raising more lambs from multiple births common in the sheep breeds with a genetic background of the Finnsheep and Romanov inheritance. The genetic variation between and within domestic breeds reported here indicates an opportunity to develop ...
Performance of the fat-tailed Barbarine sheep in its environment: adaptive capacity to alternation of underfeeding and re-feeding periods. A review The Barbarine sheep is characterised by a fat-tail, whose mass varies between 1 and 4kg. Its management is traditionally based on spring mating. ...
Simple SummaryThe suitability of milk for cheese production is usually predicted at dairy plants using mathematical formulas, which are based on milk protein and fat content. In addition, several methods, which use a small volume of milk to simulate the cheesemaking processes and stages, are curre...
A dog is a domestic mammal of the family Canidae (order Carnivora). It is a subspecies of the gray wolf and is related to foxes and jackals. The dog is one of the two most ubiquitous and most popular domestic animals in the world (the cat is the other).