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Backcross
Mating of hybrid to a purebred of a parent breed
Frequency of the aa genotype with inbreeding is
q² + pqF
A composite breed is…
Originated from crosses of 2 or more breeds, then closed to unrelated stock
Which pair has a relationship coefficient of about 0.25
Half-Sib
Which system has HV^1 = 50% and HV^M = 100%
Backcross
What is an arrow diagram
A pedigree showing the flow of genes from ancestors to descendants
In the path formulas, Fca stands for
The inbreeding coefficient of the common ancestor
HV^P (paternal hybrid vigor) results from having
Crossbred sires
Which formula calculates hybrid vigor for a cross of breeds of A and B
(P_AB + P_BA/2) - (P_AA + P_BB/2)
Why do elite breeders use inbreeding
To concentrate favorable genes
It can also reveal genetic defects and decline the rate of response to selection
In the punnet square, the off diagonal cells sum to
HV retained
Inbreeding depression
The reverse of hybrid vigor, a decrease in performance of inbreds
What are the rules of the path method
Paths follow the arrows with no backtracking, the same individual appears only once, all possible paths should be included
Frequency of the AA genotype with inbreeding is
P² + pqF
A Backcross is the mating of a hybrid to
A purebred of a parent breed or line
The breeding coefficient F ranges from
0-1
HV% is hybrid vigor divided by the ___ then multiplied by 100
Mean of the purebred paternal lines
Which pair has a relationship coefficient of about 0.50
Sire and daughter and full sibs
In the inbreeding formula, n1 and n2 represent
Generations from the common ancestor to the sire and dam of X
Formula for the frequency of the heterozygous Aa genotype with inbreeding is
2pq- 2pqF
Which has a third breed included? Example C x HA, C x AH
HV^M
Definition of inbreeding
The mating of relatives
Paternal hybrid vigor
Hybrid vigor for the paternal component of a trait
2 breed specific
HV^I = 100%, HV^M=0%, low difficulty, high uniformity
3 breed specific
HV^I = 100%, HV^M =100%, low difficulty, high uniformity
Back cross
HV^I = 50%, HV^M =100%, low difficulty, high uniformity
2 breed rotation
HV^I =67%, HV^M =67%, medium difficulty, low uniformity
3 breed rotation
HV^I=86%, HV^M=86%, high difficulty, low uniformity
Composite
Variable HV^I and HV
^M of 40-80%, low difficulty, high uniformity
3 breed rotational
HV^I =100%, HV^M = 67%, high difficulty, medium uniformity