| Few domesticated animals suffer so much from in-and-in breeding as swine. |
| The more well-bred the animals, the greater are the injurious effects of in-and-in breeding. |
| In fact, this in-and-in breeding seems one of the curses of village life, and a cause of stagnation and narrowness of mind. |
| Unceasingly did the drama practice the in-and-in breeding of sexual problems. |
| The red deer of the North Island represent the greatest case of in-and-in breeding of wild animals on record. |
| Many, perhaps, will see an additional cause in teleological considerations, aiming at the avoidance of in-and-in breeding. |
