Match: Breeding Methods and Characteristics

Match the column — Breeding methods and their characteristics: TABLE-I      TABLE-II1. Inbreeding    a. New breed is evolved2. Outbreeding    b. Pure-bred is obtained3. Panmixia    c. Mating of related individuals4. Grading up    d. Random mating5. Cross breeding    e. Mating of unrelated individuals

Match: Trait Types and Examples

Match the column — Types of traits and their examples: TABLE-I      TABLE-II1. Sex-linked traits    a. Milk production2. Sex-influenced traits    b. Broodiness in poultry3. Sex-limited traits    c. Horn condition in sheep4. Multiple allelism    d. Double muscling gene in cattle5. Pleiotropy    e. ABO blood group in human

Match: Types of Mutations and Their Definitions

Match the column — Mutations and their definitions: TABLE-I      TABLE-II1. Non-sense mutation    a. Any insertion or deletion not evenly divisible by 32. Silent mutation    b. Any insertion or deletion evenly divisible by 33. Mis-sense mutation    c. Substitution of one amino acid by another4. In-frame mutation    d. Codes for same amino … Read more

Match: Types of Inbreeding and Outbreeding

Match the column — Types of inbreeding/outbreeding and their characteristics: TABLE-I      TABLE-II1. Close breeding    a. Less intensive form of inbreeding2. Line breeding    b. Simplest form of outbreeding3. Species hybridization    c. More intensive form of inbreeding4. Out-crossing    d. Breed complementation5. Cross breeding    e. Farthest form of outbreeding