Breeding of 2 different animal?
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A "dot" and a "rag". \nNo, seriously, in most cases animals need to be of the same species (not "family" as a previous answer stated) to be able to produce offspring. However some species of the same genus can mate with each other and produce offspring, such as horses and donkeys, lions and tigers, some smaller cat species, dogs and wolves etc. Mostly the interspecies breed is infertile. This possibility is probably not as unnatural as one think but might rather point out that our (scientists') definition of a species as the basic classification unit of life, still contains elements of artificiality.\nYour mentioned species are not known to interbreed, though.
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Are the genes linked? I don't have my book with me here.\n\nIf not, mate a male with one of them. Take the male progeny from that mating and cross with the other mutant. Select hermaphrodites from the period of egg laying when the sex ratio is 1:1 (say the second 8-hour period after they're together). Allow these hermaphrodites to self and select double mutants from the progeny. I think this should do it, but you'd better draw it out.\n\nIf they're linked I think it will just be harder to find double mutant progeny in the final stage, again draw it out to check.
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all countries, whether japan, US, chile, argentina, germany or wherever, have an office of agriculture...under that office i think is the livestock division...that probably the best place to ask information about breeding pigs and goats. you didnt mention from what country you come from... but if you live in a highly urbanized city, its a no-no to breed it in your house...haha...good luck on your breeding!
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http://www.harpercollege.edu/mhealy/g101ilec/samer/smd/smphys/smdphyfr.htm\nhttp://www.dowslane.org/animal.htm\n\nIf these web sites don't help just email me and I will try to find you something different.
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NO because if the two breed you get what is known as a Ginny it is a animal born of the two speicies but can not produce any offspring because it is sterile.
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I know you're probably needing a more direct answer, but there are _loads_ of information on polyandrous animals. Try using Google Scholar for serious scientific papers:\nhttp://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=polyandry+evolution
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They are both mammals.
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Segregate two populations of creatures into separate environments, and see if evolutionary differences between the two populations occur over many generations. That's the sort of experiment the bible thumpers would have to twist logic into a pretzel in order to refute.
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Fertilization is of 2 types \n 1.External:Animals living inside water have  external Fertilization . for example Fishes,& Amphibian like Frog,Toad,Salamander,Newt & Hyla etc. \n2.Internal: True land animals reproduce internally .For example Reptiles like Snakes & turtle ,Birds like Kiwi,Ostrich,Mammals like Man,elephant, etc.
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cows pigs goats sheep horses dogs and cats give birth to live young and feed them on milk. They are mammals\n\nchickens ducks geese turkeys lay eggs . They are birds.
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Female Reproductive System.\n\nDescription:\nThis is the human's reproductive system, that is capable of producing a new being to the world. This is situated in the female gender of any species. (But we do find certain exceptions like, Sea Horses, where the female sea-horse simply produces the eggs, yet hands them over to the male sea-horse to take care of! mostly mistaken to believe that male sea-horses do have a reproductive system.) Its the only natural way of reproducing a specific being to the world.(Their are other ways, to reproduce species, in a lab i.e. cloning, tube.) \n\nBenifit:\nReproduction of a specific specie would keep them away from the Red-Data-Book, where all the endangered species are listed.\n\nThis is a very basic explanation.\n\nHope it is helpful!\nGood Luck!
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Deer mice and golden mice are quite distinct, representing not just different species, but also different genera and tribes.  They will almost certainly not produce viable offspring.  I doubt they could produce a hybrid at all.  Their most recent common ancestor was probably very roughly at just under 10 million years ago.  Humans and chimps and humans and gorillas are closer.  It's probably roughly comparable to humans and orangutans.
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Maybe you can understand it if I put it this way as an EXAMPLE  Pure bred dogs and cats all look alike right, Mutts come in many mutations. Not saying anyone is a animal or one is better than another just the difference in DNA variations.
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Offspring between a lion and tiger:\n\nmale tiger + female lion = tigon\nmale lion + female tiger = liger
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Camouflage, regeneration and dual breeding.  A bizarre fact is a star fish has two ways to produce. One is through eggs and sperm, but  you can actually clone them if you cut them a certain way (using their regeneration property).  Fisherman realized this when they would catch them and try to kill them by cutting them up because they were felt they were a threat to what they wanted.  The more they cut them up, the more of these things they found.
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Cow- Calf\nSheep-Lamb\nCat-Kitten\n(a Ewe is a female sheep btw not a baby one..)
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Ss and Ss\n\nGenotype of both parents are heterozygous. If you draw out the Punnet square, you see 1/4 of the offspring will have long hair while 3/4 will have short hair. The phenotypic ratio of long hair to short hair ends up being 1:3, just like the puppies are 2:6.\n\nGenotype ratio ends up being:\n1/2 heterozygous Ss\n1/4 homozygous dominant SS\n1/4 homozygous recessive ss\n\nHope this helps.