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Three-Element Crossbreed for Yak's Improvement

Xiang‐Dong Zi

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The adaptability of yak to high and cold conditions is rather favorable, but its breed is low. The methods occur many problem that traditionally Tibet cattle×yak, natural mating between imported breed and local yak, freezing sperm and artificial fertilization. Three-element crossbreed have resolved these problems in a way, lower rates such as fecundation, reproduce, survivance of calf, and that heterosis is notable, which has become another route for yak's improvement.

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The adaptability of yak to high and cold conditions is rather favorable, but its breed is low. The methods occur many problem that traditionally Tibet cattle×yak, natural mating between imported breed and local yak, freezing sperm and artificial fertilization. Three-element crossbreed have resolved these problems in a way, lower rates such as fecundation, reproduce, survivance of calf, and that heterosis is notable, which has become another route for yak's improvement.

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The adaptability of yak to high and cold conditions is rather favorable, but its breed is low. The methods occur many problem that traditionally Tibet cattle×yak, natural mating between imported breed and local yak, freezing sperm and artificial fertilization. Three-element crossbreed have resolved these problems in a way, lower rates such as fecundation, reproduce, survivance of calf, and that heterosis is notable, which has become another route for yak's improvement.

Key concepts: YAK, Crossbreed, Breed, Heterosis, Biology, Adaptability, Animal science, Biotechnology

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