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10-26-2014, 10:59 PM
this would not only depend on how close they are related but also if they have more of the same ancestors in their pedigree f.e. grand- or great-grantparents.
Basically you can breed them. But the more they share ancestry farther back they smaller their genetic "make-up" already is and therefore higher risk for inbred failures to appear.
Basically you can breed them. But the more they share ancestry farther back they smaller their genetic "make-up" already is and therefore higher risk for inbred failures to appear.
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