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Course: Animal Production Unit Title: Mating Systems TEKS: 130.3(C)(6)(C) Instructor: Ms. Hutchinson Objectives: After completing this unit of instruction, students will be able to: A. Identify and explain the different breeding systems; B. Use examples to explain why each breeding system would be used; and C. Recommend a specific breeding system when given a scenario.

Interest Approach: Curriculum & Instruction: Curriculum Why use mating systems? Genetic Superiority - Have animals that are genetically superior to other animals in the same breed or class. Animals are superior based on traits selected by the breeder. Hybrid Vigor (heterosis) - Performance of offspring that is greater than the average of the parents A. Identify and explain the different breeding systems; Mating Systems: Inbreeding Intensive inbreeding Linebreeding Outbreeding Species Cross Crossbreeding Outcrossing Grading Up Inbreeding: Mating of animals more closely related than average of the breed or population Intensive Inbreeding Mating of closely related animals for several generations Linebreeding Mild form of inbreeding Maintains high genetic relationship to an outstanding ancestor Outbreeding: Mating of animals not as closely related as the average of the population Species Cross Crossing of animals of different species Example: horse to a donkey =? Crossbreeding Mating of animals of different established Instruction PPT Slide 3 What is heterosis? Why do we use mating systems? PPT Slide 4 What are the types of inbreeding used? Outbeeding? PPT Slide 5 What is intensive inbreeding? What is linebreeding? PPT Slide 6-7 What is an example of a species cross? What is crossbreeding?

breeds Outcrossing Mating of unrelated animals within the same breed Grading up Mating of purebred sires to commercial grade females and their female offspring for several generations What is an example of crossbreeding? What is an example of outcrossing? What is an example of grading up? Now that we have discovered the exciting world of breeding systems we need to explore some possibilities. I am going to divide you up into groups and give you some colorful paper and drawing utensils. When I say, Go, you will draw a picture that will help you remember the groups terms. Please keep the pictures clean and be creative. For example for a species cross I may draw an apple times an orange. Divide the class into groups and assign them terms from the above notes. (Intensive inbreeding, linebreeding, species cross, crossbreeding, outcrossing, and grading up) Now that you are divided up into your teams you have 5 minutes to complete your pieces of work. Time! Great work, please grab a piece of tape from the tape dispenser at the front of the classroom and tape your drawing to the board. Go back to your original seats for the next set of directions. Treasure Hunt! You are going to utilize the student s drawings for everyone s learning by having a treasure hunt. You will hand out the treasure hunt sheet to every student and have students find the picture that best describes the terms on the sheet. They will identify the drawing by explaining the drawing next to the term on the treasure hunt sheet in words. Treasure Hunt WS Now I want you to use the treasure hunt sheet that I am handing out to each of you. On this sheet we have all of the terms we went over. I want you to find the picture that goes with the word. This is an inside-your-own-head activity so no talking or telling each other what drawing goes with which term is required. You need to think individually for this activity. You will describe the picture by using words next to the typewritten term. Please be descriptive so you will recall the picture the next time we talk about these terms. You have five minutes. Go!

Time! Now that you have completed the treasure hunt, let s share your findings. Point to each picture on the board and ask random students which term goes with which picture. Awesome job, everyone! Let s go on to see what other discoveries we have for the day!! B. Use examples to explain why each breeding system would be used; and Intensive Inbreeding: Increase homozygosity in order to make sure certain traits are passed on to offspring and that they will breed true. Example: PP will always be polled pp x pp will always have horns PP x pp will always be polled Since inbreeding increases homozygous pairs, we can better predict offspring will breed true to what we are breeding for. PPT Slide 8-9 What breeding system increases homozygosity? Linebreeding: PPT Slide 10-11 Describe linebreeding. Mild form of inbreeding used to maintain genetic relationship to an outstanding sire Used mainly by pure breeders They have a hard time finding sires that are

genetically superior to the ones they are already producing Able to take advantage of an outstanding sire and cross with other genetically superior animals Species Cross: If your desired outcome will call for a species cross Horse x donkey = mule Crossbreeding: Strengths and weaknesses of each breed will compliment one another Increases heterosis Increases productivity of the crossbred offspring above the average of breeds that are crossed PPT Slide 12 PPT Slide 13 What breeding system increases heterosis? Outcrossing: Unrelated animals of the same breed are mated In order not to inbreed, but have animals maintain characteristics of the breed Example: unrelated angus calves are mated Grading Up: Make a commercial cow herd a purebred cow herd Once an offspring has 7/8 or 15/16 of the genetic makeup of the desired breed, it is considered purebred Takes several generations of breeding up May be very profitable when purebred females of high quality are very expensive PPT Slide 14 PPT Slide 15-16 Describe grading up. When would you use grading up?

Weather Report! Now that we have explored what happens when we use each of the breeding systems I want you to pick a partner and do a Bob the Weather Guy moment to summarize today s findings. Each of you needs to be prepared in five minutes to give a weather report to the class on today s high points. You will need to identify each of the breeding systems we talked about today and tell me something about each one. C. Recommend a specific breeding system when given a scenario. Pass out the scenario questions. Students are to give a suggestion as to which breeding system should be used with each scenario. Scenario WS Review & Instruction: Objectives will be reviewed before examinations. Exams will be developed based on objectives as taught in class. Instructional Support: A. References a. Colorado Agriscience Curriculum B. Teaching Aids & Equipment: a. Mating Systems PPT b. Mating Systems Student PPT c. Tape d. Color pencils e. Blank paper f. Mating Systems Treasure Hunt WS g. Mating Systems Scenarios h. Mating Systems Test Review i. Mating Systems Test C. Facilities: a. Agriculture classroom