edited by Imre Bodó
Conservation Genetics of Endangered Horse Breeds will be particularly interesting for both horse breeders and molecular geneticists.
Conservation Genetics of Endangered Horse Breeds presents the papers from the Horse Commission of EAAP together with Rare Breeds International (RBI) session devoted to the topic of progress in molecular genetics of horses. Conservation Genetics of Endangered Horse Breeds summarizes the papers on molecular genetic description of horse breeds and some aspects of evolution of horse species.
Contents
Molecular methods and equine genetic diversity
The use of markers for characterising genetic resources
A review on the methods of parentage and inbreeding analysis with molecular markers
Genetic distance as a tool in the conservation of rare horse breeds
Variation of mitochondrial DNA in Lipizzan horses
Analysis of inbreeding in the genetic resource of the „Old Kladrub horse“ in the period
from 1993 to 2003
The numerical and genetic status of native horse and pony breeds in Britain
Characterisation of several Connemara Pony populations
Genetic characterisation of the Croatian autochthonous horse breeds based on
polymorphic blood proteins and mtDNA data
Estimation of genetic distance between traditional horse breeds in Hungary
Genetic diversity of the Akhal-Teke horse breed in Turkmenistan based on
microsatellite analysis
Rare horse breeds in Northern Europe
Use of probabilities of gene origin to describe genetic varation in two endangered
Norwegian horse breeds
Bardigiano horse selection: a genetic global index for linear type traits
The Italian Heavy Draught Horse breed: origin, breeding program, efficiency of the
selection scheme and inbreeding
Genetic characterization of Pentro young horses by microsatellite markers
The Retuertas horse: the “missing link” in the Iberoamerican horse breeds origin?
Genetic diversity of the Zemaitukai Horse
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