From these the researchers produced hundreds of new inbred lines.
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Britain's political class is easily caricatured as an inbred elite.
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Four generations on, those animals' descendants are inbred and dysfunctional.
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To achieve purity, then and now, purebred dogs are inbred.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "You know, like some sort of inbred medieval king.
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For centuries, inbred weirdos in castles ruled every aspect of our lives.
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Among those rich are the Van Peteghem family - decadent, inbred and stupid.
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Many of the tigers were inbred, he said at a news conference.
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Many of the tigers were inbred, he said at a news conference.
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SMITH There may be something a bit inbred about the Zwirner show.
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" He goes, "They're so inbred there, it's a wonder their children have teeth.
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I had yet to outgrow my inbred dorkiness, though I was trying my best.
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Again, the stink of a certain inbred world view rises from both these reviews.
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Inbred strains are subject to "genetic drift" as fluctuations build up in the gene pool.
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Stradivarius Some inbred family made a fancy fiddle and we're supposed to give a shit?
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This is different from what was seen in the Altai Neandertal who was quite inbred.
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The upshot is a child, leading to a line of more and more inbred divine children.
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The story deals with those pesky inbred Targaryens, back when they still ruled the Seven Kingdoms.
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Parent inbred seeds from Hawaii are then used to produce hybrid plants from Brazil to Pakistan.
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But when Sikora sequenced the bones' DNA, he found that the four individuals were not remotely inbred.
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Some would say that is because it takes generations for certain inbred recessive genetic traits to manifest.
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At some smaller hatcheries, 50 percent or more of salmon are inbred, Dr. Garza's work has shown.
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Driving the news: But scientists are pushing hard toward a solution: Genetically modified and wildly inbred pigs.
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The invention further relates to the inbred and hybrid genetic complements of plants of variety CV971868.Right.
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Currently, the average yield of inbred rice varieties in sub-Saharan Africa is 2.3 tonnes per hectare.
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Circus tigers are also highly inbred, meaning they are not genetically similar to tigers in the wild.
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" Then he turned to the subject of Mr. Joyce, saying: "He looks somehow inbred with a tomato.
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Robert A. Taft of Ohio — a man whose inbred conservative ideology is reminiscent of today's Texas Sen.
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He liked them but he also had this inbred sort of racism from what you can gather.
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But the current selection process just seems too inbred and too closed for a 21st-century democracy.
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I am going to play this from the optimistic side because it's inbred in my body and soul.
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Washington has been ruled by an increasingly inbred cabal of insiders for the past fifty years or more.
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"Genetic rescue is designed to move gene variants from an outbred population to an inbred population," said Harris.
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Most puppies from puppy mills are inbred and come from mothers that are overbred, often sick and abused.
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And at first, the movie almost tricks us into identifying with Clark's discomfort around his sooty, possibly inbred cousins.
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The inbred politics of the nuclear village exploited this tendency, fusing the emphasis on communal harmony with corporate interests.
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If the pairs you mate are too similar, you'll end up with a pen full of glitchy inbred pups.
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Just a tension developed by being at the mercy of an inbred family on some Texas backwater murdering shit.
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The department's deputy director-general Prakit Wongsriwattanakul said in a statement that most of the rescued tigers were inbred.
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They came from the same inbred strain as the donor mice, so they did not reject their new organs.
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Improved inbred rice varieties, such as the New Rice for Africa (NERICA) lines, are already in use on African farms.
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The inbred show-dog of Starbucks drinks was the target of Bourdain's disdain in a recent interview with Town & Country.
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Inbred populations also often share mutations that are bad for health, shortening life spans or reducing the number of offspring.
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There were so few birds that they were quite inbred, and many of their eggs didn't hatch, Mr. Lumsden said.
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That's because it competes with the improved hybrid and inbred rice varieties that agricultural corporations sell, Uphoff said by phone.
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If the bird came from a small, inbred population, it would have ended up with many identical pairs of genes.
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The hope among scientists is that the kittens are not inbred, like previous litters born to the cubs' mother, P-19.
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It is sexist, classist, racist and designed specifically to prevent diversity, equality and personal merit from creeping into its inbred ranks.
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So new eggs will have to be made from other rhinos — otherwise the northern whites will be too inbred to thrive.
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Among those instincts could be warm feelings about strongmen and an inbred hunch that allies are actually taking advantage of America.
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That's because when South Australia's koala population was wiped out through hunting and populations were rebuilt, it led to them becoming inbred.
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The salmon they produce can be inbred and less hardy through domestication, hurting their chances for surviving and thriving in the wild.
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"At first, he told us there were 25," she says of rescuing the pups, all of which were believed to be inbred.
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Of course, it's easy to look smart when your opponent is an inbred boy-king a few swords shy of a throne.
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In 27, I published a book called ''This Town,'' an anthropological snapshot of the gilded, inbred carnival of early-205st-century Washington.
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The longer Tamil drama, with its inbred rivalries and appeals to social justice, tends to remain opaque to the rest of the country.
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But the dogs are so inbred that new blood may be the only way to return them to health, scientists warned on Friday.
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The publicist dreams that, in an earlier life, he was a handsome member of an inbred monarchy that brutalized millions of serfs. Hawt!
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The genetic result is that the Scythian horses are much less inbred than modern counterparts descended from a small number of cherished lineages.
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They discovered that by crossing two inbred strains they could create seeds that would consistently grow better than either of the parent plants.
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There are elders walking off cliffs, pubic hair in meat pies, an inbred "prophet," and flowers stuffed into places flowers should not go.
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On top of all this, there's the aggressively inbred McPoyle clan on It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, with their love of milk and unibrows.
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Breeders are doing the best they can to manage the little diversity that's left, but many bulldogs are still sired from highly inbred parents.
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See you next week for sex, lies, and the videotape from creepy, inbred Philip that might bring 'em all down, for real this time!
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It's possible, for example, that as top predators on a small island, they didn't have to face the challenges that other inbred animals do.
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It can determine whether an isolated population of wild birds has become too inbred for survival, for instance, so that some can be moved elsewhere.
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To produce a healthy, viable population, the researchers will also need to employ sophisticated methods to diversify the rhino genes, so they're not sickly, inbred creatures.
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And in many cases the inbred nature of lab mice makes them a poor guide to what will go on in a broader, more genetically diverse population.
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Australian deputy prime minister and agriculture minister Barnaby Joyce responded to Depp's claims that he looks like "somehow inbred with a tomato" made on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Bedwyr Williams's "Fucking Inbred Welsh Sheepshagger" (2107), a fur-covered bike fitted with large ram's horns, is one of the first works encountered in the exhibition space.
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At that point, the mother started attacking returning sons, thus driving them away—presumably to avoid the risk of them mating with their sisters and producing inbred offspring.
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The lab's biggest seller is C57BL/6, or "Black Six", a long-established inbred strain also available elsewhere, which is by far the world's most popular lab mouse.
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The idea to turn the story of an aporophobic, inbred monarch into a riot grrrl romp is so audacious, it could only have been done by a Coppola.
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"Our results suggest managers must ensure that this movement only goes one way; otherwise harmful mutations from the inbred population may lower the fitness of the outbred group."
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One fireside storyteller discusses the origins of a smear campaign against Pinelands residents in the early days of American eugenics, which branded them as inbred and intellectually bereft.
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Like one of the funniest things you ever said, you were talking about Hollywood and you said it's a miracle their children have teeth because they're so inbred.
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In one corner is the actor, Johnny Depp, who said on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Monday that the official looked as if he had been inbred with a tomato.
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This would have kept people from becoming as inbred as the Altai Neanderthal, or as genetically homogenous as the Vindija Neanderthal, which was the consequence of living in isolated groups.
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Black and POC wins are an affront to similar status quos of alleged hate crime hoaxes, hate mongering, and the inbred morons that weaponize them to ignore issues of race.
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The aim is to keep the channels of gene flow open so that the unified species does not break into inbred subspecies, which could lead to endangerment or local extinction.
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I love "The Crown," on Netflix, absorbed as much as any Irish-American can be by a series about a bejeweled and inbred elitist who heads both church and state.
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Many are inbred and most are a mix of tiger subspecies, including Amur tigers, which are native to Siberia and northern China, and Bengal tigers, which are native to India.
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Last week, officials blamed the deaths of the 86 temple tigers on the fact that many were inbred and that some were ill when they were seized in mid-2016.
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"Donald Trump, despite all of his faults, is best suited to blow up the inbred corruption of the Washington-New York elites," the Times-Union wrote in a Sunday editorial.
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Though his Bach was indeed notable, and captivating, for the liberties it took with pacing and expression, it was hardly out of line with current experimentation by inbred early-musickers.
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All but nine survived to breed—a son bred with his mother, a daughter with her father, and the rest of the offspring with each other—producing a terrifically inbred lineage.
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I think people have this perception about Republicans that they're elitist, racists, backwoods, inbred, Southern... But everyone I've talked to has been super kind, super nice, intelligent, open-minded, philosophically flexible.
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Among its key recommendations: Fish should no longer be inbred, a particular problem for the most endangered species because dwindling populations leave few mating choices (and a higher prospect of inbreeding).
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Relations between Moscow and the Vatican have improved steadily since the reign of Pope John Paul II, a Pole who had an inbred suspicion of Russia and who died in 2005.
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"From underwater drones and autonomous vehicles to critical chemical compounds and inbred corn seeds, China has targeted advanced technology across sectors that align with China's publicly announced strategic goals," Demers said.
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Here he portrays the "fantastical duke of dark corners" as an exuberant escapee from the House of Windsor, an inbred composite of all the 20th century princes of Wales, including Charles.
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Lab mice mostly come from specific strains that have been deliberately inbred, with siblings mated to each other generation after generation until the whole bloodline is genetically very much of a muchness.
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Evison's subject matter and wit are a welcome departure from self-conscious M.F.A. trust-funded prose — one of his many comic targets, along with Walmart, puppy mills and inbred, rich white folks.
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Future seasons will probably incorporate the comic's Gestapo-like missionary Herr Starr (absent here save for a cameo in the third episode) and an inbred halfwit descended from Jesus Christ, among other heresies.
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" And veteran political reporter Mark Leibovich digs in on what has — and hasn't — changed in "the gilded, inbred carnival" of Washington, D.C., since Trump's inauguration: "The interests of self-perpetuation drive nearly everything.
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"And now the rains weep o'er our halls," she says, just before Jaime offers her the fatal glass of wine (and before she saucily confesses to the murder of his inbred son Joffrey).
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She is an inbred swamp thing who chain-smokes, doesn't do her nails, tells reporters to 'eat it, snort it, lick it, fuck it' and screams at people who want pictures for their little sisters.
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Let's go over basic questions raised by Craster's deal with the Others: Why do the White Walkers only seem to take and convert Craster's babies when there are plenty of other (less inbred) wildling babies around?
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"They predicted that manipulative actors will use new digital tools to take advantage of humans' inbred preference for comfort and convenience and their craving for the answers they find in reinforcing echo chambers," the study reads.
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Describing Powell's rackety life back then, Spurling also deflects another frequent criticism of "Music of Time": that the world it depicts, where almost nobody has a real job, is rarefied and inbred to an implausible degree.
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By the late 1990s, ordinary Britons felt increasingly alienated from a "privileged, inward-looking, inbred royal family that was obviously dysfunctional," said Mark Leonard, co-author of a 1998 report that recommended swift and comprehensive modernization.
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And Doug Turnbull of the University of Newcastle, who is one of the pioneers of mitochondrial donation in Britain, points out that both strains of mice used in the study are highly inbred—much more so than humans.
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Perhaps more important, the first generation of pups born to immigrant fathers was more evolutionarily fit than inbred pups: The former were almost twice as likely to survive their first year of life, and had higher breeding success.
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He's also started taking shots at the man who threatened to euthanize their two terriers, former agriculture minister and current Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, saying the politician looked like he was "inbred with a tomato" on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Wednesday.
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The tropical climate allows three harvests a year, meaning biotech wizards can produce new inbred seeds in about half the time it would otherwise take, according to Shay Sunderland, who works at Monsanto's Kunia site on the island of Oahu.
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As a result, Neanderthals were more inbred than modern humans and accumulated more mutations that have a slightly adverse effect, such as increasing one's risk of disease, but do not prevent one from reproducing (and thus, passing such mutations along).
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Even if you've never placed a live bet on the ponies, or if you consider pitting highly inbred animals against one another a form of medieval cruelty, odds are that you've at least seen the first leg of U.S. thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown.
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Depp says Australia's deputy PM looks "inbred with a tomato" Photos showed bruises Heard's paperwork includes a reference to photos Heard supplied to the court which she said showed injuries to her face after an alleged altercation with Depp on May 21.
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A tweet from a journalist saying she could "barely walk 100 meters (110 yards) without some sick pervert or inbred idiot saying something perverted or stupid" unleashed a torrent of anger from female residents of the city over the plan this week.
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So even from the perspective of the enlightened, progressive wizarding faction, then, Muggles are basically just a vast surplus population that occasionally produces the new blood that wizarding needs to avoid becoming just a society of snobbish old-money inbred Draco Malfoys.
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What the genomic analysis reveals is not encouraging: The cheetah has less than 5 percent of the genomic diversity of other wild cats, a level much lower than even inbred domestic dogs and cats and the lowest among the 30 mammals whose genomes have been sequenced.
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The findings lend support to a disputed conservation strategy called genetic rescue, which involves introducing genetic diversity to boost the survival chances of small, inbred populations, said Jennifer Neuwald, an assistant professor of biology at Colorado State University who was not involved in the new study.
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According to the Texas Monthly, Exotic shot and killed several of his emus after they escaped transportation, didn't keep his grounds sanitary, inbred the animals which resulted in deformed and unhealthy cubs, and eventually, Exotic killed at least five of his tigers as a way to downsize.
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Allmon has a gift for horses, but it is through his own infernal deal that he lands the job of caring for the horse of Henry's dreams, the inbred issue of a son and daughter of Secretariat: Hellsmouth, a filly, who is headed for the 2006 Kentucky Derby.
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"Outsiders always spell trouble for the inbred societies that Beaton observes with such cynical humor," Marilyn Stasio wrote in The New York Times in 1998, comparing "Death of a Scriptwriter," a Hamish Macbeth mystery, and "Agatha Raisin and the Wellspring of Death," both of which had recently been published.
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Less than 30 years later, that empire had vanished, buried beneath the insupportable burden of its own contradictions, as if 600 years of Habsburg domination — even in the great 193th-century portraits by Velasquez, we see how inbred, lantern-jawed, and sickly-looking they were becoming — had scarcely existed at all.
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Having said that, I think for women the way to change things is by giving up on this futile sense of guilt that has been inbred into women across societies, across cultures -- and we always have this image of what we are supposed to do or what we are supposed to be.
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Whereas the White House sees the end of the INF treaty as a recognition of reality and the treaty's failure to restrain Russia and China, along with several other countries, from developing the banned missiles, the Kremlin sees it as the manifestation of American triumphalism and a vindication of Mr Putin's inbred distrust of America.
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Either that, or the royals are a relic of feudalism, an inbred cabal of animal-loving Germans—the royal family comes from the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, and changed its name to Windsor in 1917 during World War One—cosseted by the British state, riding around vast tracts of the land they own onboard great packs of horses, sitting at the top of our society reminding everyone that real change and true equality will never come.
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But Rogan's popularity is owed in part for his vocal rejection of "political correctness," which can take the form of transphobia (he once called trans woman mixed martial artist Fallon Fox "a fucking man"), Islamophobia (hosting guests like the far-right Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, who used his appearance to argue that Muslims are too inbred for the US to accept as immigrants), and racism (he once compared a black neighborhood to Planet of the Apes).
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On the Island, there were colonies of feral cats, much inbred, ferocious if cornered or trapped, but surpassingly beautiful—one of the colonies was composed predominantly of flamey-orange tiger cats with six toes, another was predominantly midnight-black cats with tawny eyes, another was predominantly white, long-haired cats with glaring green eyes, and another, the largest colony, predominantly tortoiseshell cats with intricate stone-colored, silver, and black markings, and golden eyes, seemed to thrive in a rough, rock-strewn area near the floating bridge.
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