-
considered postzygotic response because outbreeding depression is
noted usually in the
performance of the progeny.
Outbreeding depression manifests in two ways:...
-
mutations except when such
mutations lead to
outbreeding depression.
Consanguinity Heterosis Outbreeding depression Sharp, C.A. (26
February 1999). "The...
- Heterosis,
hybrid vigor, or
outbreeding enhancement is the
improved or
increased function of any
biological quality in a
hybrid offspring. An offspring...
-
Genetic diversity Heterosis (
outbreeding enhancement)
Insular dwarfism Island gigantism Minimum viable po****tion
Outbreeding depression Po****tion genetics...
- that are not
closely genetically related marrying each other; that is,
outbreeding as
opposed to inbreeding. In moderation, this
benefits the offspring...
- fitness-related traits, but also
sometimes leads to
negative effects known as
outbreeding depression. However,
increased homozygosity increases the probability...
- key to the
success of
reintroduction into the species'
native habitat.
Outbreeding is when
organisms mate with
unrelated individuals,
increasing heterozygosity...
-
Outbreeding depression is the
reduced biological fitness in the
offspring of
distantly related parents. The
decline in
fitness due to
outbreeding is...
-
Selfish genetic elements (historically also
referred to as
selfish genes, ultra-selfish genes,
selfish DNA,
parasitic DNA and
genomic outlaws) are genetic...
-
inbreeding po****tions of the
snail (undergoing self-fertilization), or in
outbreeding po****tions
undergoing ****ual reproduction.
Inbreeding promotes the homozygous...
