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Are herd animals retarded due to inbreeding?

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First published at 01:21 UTC on August 31st, 2020.

#genetics
#inbreeding
#herdanimals

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Legion of Scientific Heresy

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Amelia is having one of her quasy metaphysical moments. Are herd animals retarded? The breeding of all the calfs during a few generations by the same dominant male does not look like a genetically magnificient idea. Of course, physically weak animals may be hunted first, or die shortly after birth, or die at birth. But the rest could be incredibly dim-witted. If all of them are because of inbreeding, how would anybody know?

Come to think about it, Amelia coming up with stuff like that if oh-so-very-legion of scientific heresy!

https://www.progressivecattle.com/topics/reproduction/common-methods-to-avoid-inbreeding#

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/White-tailed-Deer-Life-Cycle-Study-Guide-Outline-King-Virtues-Classroom-1130265

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