International Studbook for Muskoxen in Captivity

Captivity selects for smaller eyes

combination of kinetic proofreading and induced fit in tRNA selection provides a suitable balance between fidelity and rapid elongation rates. If we take the simplest case of kinetic proofreading, where there are no differences in forward rate constants introduced by induced fit — where k 3 and k 5 are equivalent for both cognate and near-cognate tRNAs — significant discrimination between cogna...

WorldFengur - the studbook of origin for the Icelandic horse

WorldFengur is the database that contains and functions as the studbook of origin of the Icelandic horse. Only pure-bred Icelandic horses, whose ancestry can be traced back to Iceland entirely, may be registered into WorldFengur. The WorldFengur project is a joint effort by the FAIC (Farmers Association of Iceland) and FEIF (International Federation of Icelandic Horse Associations) to construct...

External legitimation in international new ventures: toward the typology of captivity

This paper explores within the framework of new venture legitimation how and why international new ventures acquire external legitimacy and strive for survival in the face of critical events. Following a longitudinal multiple-case study methodology that was adopted for the purpose of theory building, the paper introduces the typology of captivity, and the four types that have emerged: captive i...

Captivity for Conservation? Zoos at a Crossroads

Genetic analysis of foal and studbook traits in selection for racing performance in trotters

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