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The process by which humans selectively develop specific
The offspring produced by inbreeding are homozygous for most of the traits.
The mating of the organisms which are closely related by ancestry is known as inbreeding. When two closely related organisms mate, their offspring have a higher rate of homozygosity that is; there is an increased chance that the offspring will receive identical alleles from their parents.
There are two major negative consequences of inbreeding are:
- Increased risk of undesirable genes.
- Reduction in genetic diversity.
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