Understanding Animal Breeding by Richard Bourdon

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Understanding Animal Breeding by Richard BourdonISBN: 9780130964496 Prentice Hall, July 1999 538 pages, Hardcover For Animal Breeding and Genetics courses. An experienced educator in animal breeding, Rick Bourdon designed this book to be a modern, technologically up to date approach to animal breeding that is less intimidating to students than competing texts. The book is meant to be a learning text or guide as opposed to simply a reference. Understanding Animal Breeding addresses the abstract

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