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See Breed (song) for the song of the same name by Nirvana.
A breed is a domesticated subspecies or infrasubspecies of an animal.
A breed has no close analogy for domesticated plants. An important difference is that plants are commonly propagated by striking or grafting cuttings: there is no corresponding technique for animals. Cloning may change this if it becomes more available.
A breed should also be distinguished from a strain, which is simply the descendants of a single significant individual, and which in domesticated animals is also known as a bloodline. A strain may not remain entirely within a breed, nor is a breed necessarily composed of a single strain.
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Aga Khan Studs - The official site with comprehensive information on the family's involvement with racing and breeding over the last 75 years.
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Thoroughbred Heritage - Presentation of the history of the sport of thoroughbred racing and breeding. A gallery of great horses and their pedigrees is included.
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