Interspecific hybridisation is the mating of

  • A
    animals within the same breed without having common ancestors
  • B
    two different related species
  • C
    superior males and females of different breeds
  • D
    more closely related individuals within the same breed for $4-6$ generations

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Hissardale,a new breed of sheep developed in Punjab,is obtained by crossing:

What is necessary to obtain progeny with desired traits from two different species?

When does the possibility of accumulation of harmful recessive genes increase?

What does $MOET$ stand for?

Assertion $A$: Continued inbreeding is not desirable.
Reason $R$: The fertility of offspring decreases due to the accumulation of harmful recessive genes.

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