Inbred

... the right category to post. I can't think of anything else. Can someone help me to find a good explanation/answer for the following question: An inbred strain of plants has a mean height of 24 cm. A second strain of the same species also has a mean height of 24 cm. When these plants are crossed, ...

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... Part of the summary reads “Utilizing methods established in twin research, only 20-30% of the range of the body weight in inbred mice were directly estimated to be of environmental origin . The remaining 70-80% were due to a third component creating biological random variability, ...

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... summary is well worth absorbing. In part it states “Utilizing methods established in twin research, only 20-30% of the range of the body weight in inbred mice were directly estimated to be of environmental origin. The remaining 70-80% were due to a third component creating biological random variability, ...

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... would trees be able to reproduce seeds properly if we stopped cloning them or would lack of diversity and become for lack of a better word "inbred". Or would the pollen of say flowers suffice in fertilizing the trees seeds. Or are trees asexual so they would just be able to reproduce ...

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... and get cells to culture them from rat than mouse Mouse has a sequenced genome with high resolution mapping, many many cell lines, many many inbred strains of medical relevance and otherwise that you can order and have shipped to you by FedEx.

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Plants - genetics

Re: Experimental evidence for evolution

Re: Environmental effect on Phenotype

One tree: The effects of cloning trees on their reproduction

Both rat and mouse as model organisms?