Inbreeding describes the crossing of closely related individuals (the relationship must be demonstrable through at least one, but preferably more, common ancestor). Inbreeding is often useful if we want to maintain desirable traits in the generation or, conversely, eliminate undesirable ones, but it often leads to a reduction in the viability, size, and fertility of the offspring due to the combined effect of deleterious genes inherited from the parents (10).
Inbreeding
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(10) Inbreeding | Definition & Facts. (2024). Encyclopedia Britannica. Dostupné online na: https://www.britannica.com/science/inbreeding. [cit. 01-29-2025].