HerefordSire
Well-known member
...if the selection process was absolute, then all results would be genetically identical.
I noticed you did not use the word "asbsolute" when defining the percentage inheritance of the calf's parents preceeding your sentence I emphasized. Why not? Also, I am still considering your sentence above..."if the selection process was absolute, then all results would be genetically identical". Pretty good stuff if you ask me. Makes allot of sense. Very abstract which is an area I am a little weak in. Seems like I have to chart some genes before I completely understand. I hope to get back with you on this as it is very interesting.
I noticed you did not use the word "asbsolute" when defining the percentage inheritance of the calf's parents preceeding your sentence I emphasized. Why not? Also, I am still considering your sentence above..."if the selection process was absolute, then all results would be genetically identical". Pretty good stuff if you ask me. Makes allot of sense. Very abstract which is an area I am a little weak in. Seems like I have to chart some genes before I completely understand. I hope to get back with you on this as it is very interesting.