Pedigree-based genetic diversity of Debrecen White rabbit

This research was carried out to evaluate the pedigree data of the Debrecen White rabbit breed. Pedigree information was supplied by the Debrecen White Rabbit Breeder Association. The final dataset contained all available information on animals registered by the breeding association up to 2023. The reference population was the active breeding stock in 2023. The estimated complete generation equivalent was 7.8, while the mean of maximum generations was 16.29 for the present stock. All individuals within the current population were inbred, with a 5.37% mean inbreeding coefficient. The division of the inbreeding coefficient showed that homozygosity is increasing in the current population. The genetic conservation index (GCI) was higher than 30 for 10.11% for the total population, and was above 38.69% for the current population.

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Czech Journal of Animal Science
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.17221/116/2024-cjas
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Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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Pedigree-based genetic diversity of Debrecen White rabbit

János Posta, Róbert Juráskó, N. Szabó
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Czech Journal of Animal Science
Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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Pedigree-based genetic diversity of Debrecen White rabbit

János Posta, Róbert Juráskó, N. Szabó
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This research was carried out to evaluate the pedigree data of the Debrecen White rabbit breed. Pedigree information was supplied by the Debrecen White Rabbit Breeder Association. The final dataset contained all available information on animals registered by the breeding association up to 2023. The reference population was the active breeding stock in 2023. The estimated complete generation equivalent was 7.8, while the mean of maximum generations was 16.29 for the present stock. All individuals within the current population were inbred, with a 5.37% mean inbreeding coefficient. The division of the inbreeding coefficient showed that homozygosity is increasing in the current population. The genetic conservation index (GCI) was higher than 30 for 10.11% for the total population, and was above 38.69% for the current population.

Czech Journal of Animal ScienceVol. 69(8)
University of Debrecen (HU), Institute of Animal Sciences (CN)
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Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
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