Justine Vir C. Damasing Ms.

Leah Lingatong
Grade 12 – St. Dominic of Osma

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2: ACTIVITY 1

Instructions: Identify crops/animals that are products of classical breeding. List down 5 examples, its picture
and description.

NAME PICTURE DESCRIPTION

A wholphin is a rare cetacean hybrid
created by the mating of a female
common bottlenose dolphin and a male
false killer whale. The name implies
that it is a cross between a whale and a
dolphin, despite the fact that both are
members of the "oceanic dolphin"
family, which is a suborder of the
"toothed whale" suborder. Wholphins
can grow to be 12 to 22 feet in length
and weigh up to 600 pounds on
WHOLPHIN average. Wholphins develop extremely
quickly, reaching the size of a one-year-
old dolphin in only a few months after
being born. Wholphin has a dark grey
complexion (perfect blend of light grey
skin of bottlenose dolphin and black
skin of false killer whale). The wholphin
has whale-like eyes and a huge body
that is in the range of size between a
false killer whale and a bottlenose
dolphin in terms of length. Wholphin
has 66 teeth, which is the same amount
of teeth as its parents had on average.
 Beefalo is a species cross between
Bison (buffalo) and domestic cattle of
any breed. The goal of the species
cross was to combine the excellent
characteristics of the Bison with the
great characteristics of the various
bovine breeds across the world. In the
cross between the Bison and the beef
BEEFALO breeds, the superior hardiness,
foraging ability, calving ease, and meat
quality of the Bison were coupled with
the bovine's fertility, milking capacity,
and ease of handling to produce a
product with superior flavor.

A leopon is a hybrid animal created by

crossing a male leopard with a female
lion. The animal's head is comparable
in appearance to that of a lion, but the
remainder of its body is similar to that
LEOPON of a leopard in appearance. Due to the
fact that these hybrids are created in
captivity, it is improbable that they will
occur in nature.

A fruit hybrid created by crossing a

blackberry with a red raspberry. It is
edible cone-shaped and typically
enormous in size, their hue spans from
crimson to dark purple, and they have a
variety of sizes. When compared to
TAYBERRY loganberries, it has a sweeter taste and
a more fragrant flavor, with less acidity
and sharpness.
 Loganberries are a mix between
raspberries and blackberries.
Loganberries are large, thorny, and
vigorous plants that require a lot of area
to grow, but there is a thornless, more
compact variation available as well.
They are self-pollinating, which means
that you only need one plant to produce
LOGANBERRY a healthy yield — and one plant is
usually sufficient for most garden
situations. Loganberries are quite
resilient and should produce a nice
yield for at least 10 years if cared for
properly.