>>>>. In horses imported from Iceland, the inbreeding coefficient significantly influenced the prevalence of summer eczema.
Wow - does that mean that it was more common in inbred horses? That wouldn't surprise me, but I'd never thought of that. I just don't like the idea of inbreeding, even if you call it "line-breeding." This study was done in Germany? Isn't SE more common in all breeds in Europe than it is in the USA? I seem to remember reading that. Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
