Class 12th Biology 2014 Set3 Delhi Board Paper Solution
Question 10
State the disadvantage of inbreeding among cattle. How it can be overcome?
Answer
Continuous inbreeding among cattle causes inbreeding depression. It decreases the fertility and, even, productivity of an animal. It can be overcome by applying outbreeding, in which mating is done between different breeds or individuals of the same breed but having no common ancestors. Outbreeding includes out-crossing, cross-breeding and interspecific hybridisation.
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