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_________is an act of joining cock with hen so that hens may produce fertile eggs for hatching and multiplication
mating
Ten hens are kept in a breeding pen and one cock is permitted to mate and live with them freely
Eggs collected, a week after letting in the cock, will normally be fertile
Pen mating
Preferred where ordinary farm conditions are prevalent
It also permits housing for a large number of fowls as one unit and thereby reduces the overhead costs
Flock mating
Consists of keeping the cocks and hen in separate pens or confining the males in separate coops in the pen of the females
The hens are let into the male’s pen one by one at intervals, and after mating they are removed to their own pen
Stud mating
breeding for increased homozygosity
inbreeding
(breeding for increased heterozygosity
outbreeding
Mating between sibs and parents and progeny
Full sib mating and back crossing of the progeny to the parents are often practices
Close inbreeding
Developing a small group of animals within a breed and variety with a special character in view
This is a mild form of inbreeding
For example, Babcock strain of Single Comb White Leghorn developed to lay heavier eggs
Strain formatiobn
• Inbreeding with an ancestral line and is the most intensive form of backcrossing
• Is back crossing to the same parent for several generations in succession
Line breeding
The relationship of the individuals which are mate is less close than the average relationship within the population
Outbreeding