Population Genetics in Animal Breeding
- 428 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Focusing on population and quantitative genetics, this book delves into the principles of animal breeding while highlighting theoretical aspects relevant to agriculture. It provides pertinent examples but avoids specific recommendations. A thorough revision from the first edition reflects significant advancements in the field, prompting a fresh perspective on previously held beliefs. The author encourages readers to further explore the topic and acknowledges contributions from colleagues that enhanced the book's clarity and presentation.
