Evaluate pedigree genetic diversity and ancestor redundancy across 3 to 6 generations using the Ahnverlustkoeffizient (AVK) formula alongside COI.
What AVK Measures: AVK (Ahnverlustkoeffizient) measures the percentage of unique individuals in a pedigree. 100% means every single ancestor is distinct.
Difference from COI: Wright's COI measures the probability of inheriting identical gene alleles from common ancestors. AVK evaluates the overall variety in the ancestral tree.
Breeding Goal: Ideal purebred breeding balances an AVK above 80% with a 5-generation COI below 6.25% to prevent genetic bottlenecks.