A farmer crosses the progeny of a cattle that produces superior progeny, for several generations so as to obtain higher yield. Will he be successful in his attempt? If not, how will he solve this problem? [3]

Q. Arrange the given steps in correct sequence and select the correct answer.

Strategic steps for inbreeding are:
I. Identify superior male and superior female of the same breed.
II. These are then mated.
III. Evaluate the progeny obtained from the mating to identify superior males and females.
IV. In cattle, superior female is the cow or buffalo that produce more milk per lactation and superior male is the bull that gives rise to superior progenies.
V. Superior progenies obtained are further mated.

Q. Progeny plants with superior characters are self - pollinated for several generations till they reach a state of heterozygosity
The incorrect term used in the above sentence is

Q. Samarth has a dairy farm with high milk yielding cows. In order to conserve these desirable traits for several generations, he performed inbreeding among the cattle. However, he noticed that continued inbreeding resulted in reduced fertility and productivity. What would be the best possible option to overcome the problem?

Q. $F_1$ plants crossed with dominant individuals will yield a progeny of

Q. Which of the following crosses would produce a normal female progeny and a haemophilic female progeny in the F${{}_1}^{}$ generation?