View origin
Father and mother form the entry into the documented ancestry.
Pedigrees
See ancestry.
Trace relationships.
The family tree view makes saved parent, ancestor and descendant relationships visible. An animal becomes understandable in its family context.
Ancestry in context
Function example- Starting point
- DEMO-T01
- Father
- DEMO-V01
- mother
- DEMO-M01
Explained in the exampleAn animal as a starting point.
The pedigree uses the saved parent relationships.
Function example with synthetic data
Make relationships visible instead of looking them up individually.
Track generations
Additional saved ancestors expand the view of the family connection.
Change perspective
A connected animal can become the starting point for further consideration.
surface example
Connections at a glance.
An extensive pedigree combines five generations with animal details and a status legend.
Details in the work area.
An animal as a starting point.
The graphical view shows documented family relationships at a glance and makes it easier to switch between animals and generations.
- 01
Identify animal
Open the desired output data set.
- 02
Read parental relationships
Check the documented assignments to father and mother.
- 03
Track connections
View saved ancestors and descendants in context.
- 04
Export if necessary
Use the existing family tree export for further work.
functions in daily use.
Explore documented parents, ancestors and descendants across multiple generations. A connected animal can become the new starting point of the view.
How do I move through the pedigree?
Start with one animal and trace stored connections to parents, ancestors, and descendants. By changing the starting animal you open up further relationships.
Can I reuse the information?
A CSV family tree export provides the documented relationships for further editing.
What data does the representation use?
The view is based on the parent relationships maintained in the animal database. Completely recorded information enables a correspondingly comprehensive view of the ancestry.
Example representation with synthetic data. Design and functionality are configurable and may vary depending on the facility.
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