selective breeding Definitie in het Nederlands

Examples of selective breeding

• We are not talking about treatment and cure, but about culling and search-and-destroy operations—in other words, selective breeding.

• Congenital ailments are an inherent problem in dog breeding and in many instances they can be avoided by careful selective breeding.

• The proponents of genetic modification often argue that there is an essential similarity between it and natural selective breeding.

• The top champions are apparently a result of such selective breeding over generations.

• Selective breeding for rapid growth of broiler chickens is not, of itself, a cause for concern.

• Notification applies to plants whose novel traits are introduced through genetic engineering, but also to plants whose novel traits are the result of conventional selective breeding methods.

• The coherence of these findings supports the hypothesis that selective breeding differences for social behaviors has produced correlated changes in processes that affect the synthesis of immunederived molecules.

• In fact, in order to get the line difference in aggression, the selective breeding regimen necessarily includes a rigidly controlled rearing environment from generation to generation.