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    Re: quick genetics question

    Quote Originally Posted by Waffles13ilj View Post
    I am still a little confused about which genes are dom or rec.
    Does it matter if they are from the same clutch or related?
    pied is recessive, no it does not matter if their related at all.

    Quote Originally Posted by Waffles13ilj View Post
    ok so if the chances are about 25% what is the likelihood, in real life, of getting a morph in the clutch?
    and does it matter if they(the breeding pair) were from the same clutch?
    ....you answer your own question here, the likelihood in real life is 25% chance for a morph in each egg. 50% chance for each egg to be a het and 25% chance to be normal. see above for why the hets/normals are all 66% hets. and again no it doesn't matter if their related what so ever.
    Last edited by OhhWatALoser; 12-21-2009 at 05:55 PM.

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