The mating of a white fulani bull and an N'dama cow could be termed?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Agricultural Science - 2020 Subject: Agricultural Science

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The mating of a white fulani bull and an N'dama cow could be termed?
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The mating of a white fulani bull and an N'dama cow is called cross breeding. Cross breeding is the mating of two animals from different breeds, or sometimes even different species, with the aim of creating offspring with desirable traits from both parents. In this case, the white fulani bull and N'dama cow are two different breeds, therefore their mating would be considered cross breeding.
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