The main purpose of a breed registry in animal breeding is to:

Correct answer: C. Record pedigrees and maintain breed identity

  • A. Replace all performance records with visual scores
  • B. Measure only the feed intake of mature animals
  • C. Record pedigrees and maintain breed identity
  • D. Prevent the use of artificial insemination

Explanation

Breed registries document pedigrees, parentage, and registration status to maintain the identity and genetic records of a breed. They may also support performance recording, but they do not replace it or prohibit reproductive technologies.

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