Since mutt parents are from
different gene pools, a lot of the genetic problems become recessed.
Your cat is most likely a random - bred cat who exhibits a combination of
different gene pools.
It's like each half of the phone comes from a wildly
different gene pool.
Not exact matches
Even if Noah impregnated all of them at once, or his sons did their respective wives, and then they all repeated the process 14 years later (give or take) when the 1st offspring became fertile, how could
different races with distinct physiological adaptation arise from such a small, virtually identical
gene pool 4,000 years ago?
Unlike many populations of animals that undergo genetic changes over numerous generations and improve their camouflage against the environment, sand fleas from the
different beaches begin life as a planktonic larval stage and so are likely to come from the same
gene pool.
«One of the amazing things about the influenza virus is its ability to grab
genes from
different pools,» he says.
The groups that evolved into bonobos, chimps, and humans all retained slightly
different subsets of this ancestral population's diverse
gene pool — and those differences now offer clues today to the size and range of diversity in that ancestral group.
Locally raised queens could be better adapted to their environments and are genetically
different from their long - distance cousins, adding some much needed diversity to the
gene pool.
The isolated populations then undergo genotype and phenotype divergence as natural selection pressures differ in their separate ecosystems, they undergo genetic drift in separated populations, and
different mutations differ in their isolated
gene pools.
Dating a person of a
different race actually helps with genetic diversity and is only helping to prolong and improve the human
gene pool.
A number of
different breeds contributed to the
gene pool of the Rhodesian Ridgeback including the Bloodhound, Greyhound, Pointer, Mastiff, Airedale, and Africa's Hottentot Dog, among others.
Some breeders favor
different styles of Golden Retrievers and some may even have a personal preference for a lighter or a darker golden, but good breeders never focus exclusively on a specific colour, since this would unnecessarily narrow the
gene -
pool and may cause genetic predispositions towards hereditary health issues to become magnified over time.
The dog has an incredibly adaptive
gene pool which is why we have so many
different types of dogs from the Great Dane to the Chihuahua.
However, hybrid dogs typically have much fewer genetic problems than purebred dogs do because even though breeders are mating two
different types of first generation purebred dogs, the
gene pool is still mixed more than it would be after mating two purebred animals of the same breed.
Because when they're considered
different breeds, they can't be bred together, which means each «breed» has its own small
gene pool instead of one large one.
Keeping each
gene pool separate from the others means some of their health problems are a little
different.
Doing a genetic test and subsequently eliminating an individual from the breeding population may not be the best strategy, as by targeting a particular allele at one genetic locus for removal from the
gene pool of a particular breed, breeders may in fact increase allele frequency of genetic variants on alternative haplotypes at the same, or a
different locus, that are recessively deleterious.