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Dictionary » C » Crossbred CrossbredDefinition adjective (1) Pertains to progeny produced by crossbreeding or by hybridization. (2) A hybrid. (3) Refers to an animal produced by breeding purebred parents of two different breeds, varieties, or population.
In general use, the term crossbred is more often used to refer to progenies of animal breeding whereas the term hybrid is more often used to refer to offspring from plant breeding. In another sense, a crossbred is used when referring to a hybrid resulting from a planned cross between parents with desirable traits. A mongrel, which is a mixed-breed of unknown origin, often has less desirable traits compared with crossbred.
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Results from our forumRe: human/neanderthal crosses? could humans and neanderthals have crossbred? so that their genes would be passed through in the human race? if so, how would we detect the genes? Very unlikely. I still hold strongly to the Complete replacement model (Out of Africa) theory ...
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Re: human/neanderthal crosses? could humans and neanderthals have crossbred? so that their genes would be passed through in the human race? if so, how would we detect the genes? Good Question! But if we go by evolutionary way meaning the backward of our known tree of evolution; ...
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Re: human/neanderthal crosses? could humans and neanderthals have crossbred? so that their genes would be passed through in the human race? if so, how would we detect the genes? Were you thinking of anyone in particular? ;-) I know a couple of people who I'm sure are space ...
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Re: human/neanderthal crosses? could humans and neanderthals have crossbred? so that their genes would be passed through in the human race? if so, how would we detect the genes? Were you thinking of anyone in particular? ;-) I know a couple of people who I'm sure are space ...
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Prawn GenticsI need help with these questions for a class: 1. What genetically makes freshwater rawns different from saltwater prawns? ___a. Can they be crossbred? _____1. Any problems? 2. Can prawns be genetically altered to become: ___a. more prolific? ___b. grow faster? ___c. get larger tails? 3. Which ...
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