2020•AquacultureOpen access

Mate selection provides similar genetic progress and average inbreeding than optimum contribution selection in the long-term

Grazyella Yoshida, José M. Yáñez, Sandra Aidar de Queiroz, Roberto Carvalheiro

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Key concepts: Inbreeding, Biology, Genetic gain, Selection (genetic algorithm), Heritability, Population, Inbreeding depression, Statistics

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