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How does selective breeding produce hens that lay more eggs?
This type of selective breeding works like every other; you simply only breed subjects which display the certain characteristics you want. Basically, selective breeding for high egg production works like this - You watch your hens, and see which of them are the most prolific layers. Then, you breed them to different roosters, hatching out those babies. Recording which parents they have, wait until the F1 hens start laying, and see which bloodlines produce offspring that lay more eggs. All in all - its just a passing of genes and ect.
How can selective breeding increase the production of eggs?
Selective breeding can increase egg production by choosing parent birds with desirable traits, such as high egg yield and improved fertility. By mating individuals that consistently produce more eggs, breeders can enhance these traits in future generations. This process can also involve selecting for traits like better feed efficiency and disease resistance, which can indirectly improve overall reproductive performance. Over time, this targeted approach results in a flock that lays more eggs than the average population.
Explain how selective breeding can be used by farmers?
Selective breeding has improved food production due to only the best foods being produced. Animals are specially selected by how much of something they are producing, so breeding two animals with higher quality foods will make more animals producing the same quality products.
Can cornish chicken lay eggs for breeding?
Any breed of chicken can lay eggs for breeding if they are fertilised.
What are ladybug's breeding?
eggs
What is natural fish breeding?
Breeding fish by putting the males and females together and letting them do what they naturally do to fertilize the eggs instead of breeding fish by extracting the sperm and eggs from the fish and mixing them to fertilize the eggs.
How long after breeding will eagle lay its eggs?
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Can lugia have eggs?
No, Lugia cannot lay eggs because it's not capable of breeding.
Does the American bullfrog lay eggs?
Yes, the American bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus) lays eggs. Breeding typically occurs in the warmer months, with females laying thousands of eggs in water, often in clusters. The eggs hatch into tadpoles, which eventually metamorphose into adult frogs. This reproductive strategy helps ensure the survival of the species by producing a large number of offspring.
How much do chickens get for their eggs?
They get sustenance and place to reside in result of producing eggs.
What is non selective menu based on extent of selection?
A non-selective menu has only the things that will be served. For example, scrambled eggs and skim milk.
What is oviparity?
Producing eggs that hatch outside the body.I think you my mean oviparous which means producing eggs who's embryos are developed externally such as birds.
