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Arthrogryposis Multiplex (AM), commonly known as Curly Calf Syndrome, is a genetic defect with a simple recessive pattern of inheritance. This means cattle can be carriers of the defect and appear normal. Two carriers must be mated to get an AM calf, which is born dead with a spine that is bent or twisted.
