1
Q
Uncharactertsic structure of staple (fuzzy) wool
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2
Q
Wool fat
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3
Q
Many kemps in the fleece
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4
Q
By feedstuff polluted fleece, well crimpled and too much grease polluted fleece
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5
Q
Too characteristic staple (thread like) wool.
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6
Q
Homogenous and inhomogenous staple.
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7
Q
Yellowish, by ammonia polluted wool
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8
Q
By thistle polluted fleece
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9
Q
Well crimped wool
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10
Q
Grease, rough lanolin
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11
Q
By asphalt polluted wool
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12
Q
Pigmented wool
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13
Q
Felt on-the-back wool
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14
Q
In the case of down, guard hair, intermediate and coarse wool.
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15
Q
By feedstuff polluted wool.
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16
Q
Washed, for further processing prepaered band.
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17
Q
Wool polluted by manure
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18
Q
Lustre wool
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19
Q
Normal, over carasteric and less crimped wool
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20
Q
Artificial fibre.
A
21
Q
Racka hair
A
Genetics
flashcards
Decks in class (19)
# Cards
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1. Parentage control, DNA-allelic polymorphisms10
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2. Autosomal and X-linked inheritance in practical animal breeding10
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3. Breeding value calculation10
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4. Calculation of inbreeding coefficient and genetic relationship10
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5. Cat21
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6. Concept of type, basic of conformation judging3
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7. Gene and genotype frequency calculations, gene mapping, QTL-analysis5
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8. Genetic improvement (response to selection)3
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9. Individual markings, identification, herd booking10
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10. Lifetime and age determination9
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11. Milk and meat production ability (calculations and measurements)15
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12. Molecular diagnosis of hereditary disorders7
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13. Practical biotechnology: artificial insemination (AI) and embryo transfer (MOET)10
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14. Practical biotechnology: embryo manipulations (EMT) and cloning8
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15. Taking body measurements on living animal and pictures (VAM), morphometry Zoo9
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16. Teeth9
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17. Tools10
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18. Wool21
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19. Cattle51
