Basic Genetics

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I looked at that site and abandoned it at the end of the third paragraph in the Genetics 101 file. There were so many mistakes that it wasn't worth going on further. The guy obviously put a lot of work in it, but I don't think he spent much time reading a genetics text. Too bad.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. So here's mine. If all you can do is bash other peoples work and have none of your own then shut up about it. Until you publish something involving the current topic then you don't have a leg to stand on imo. Just because you think you have a better understanding of genetics doesn't make you the authority. This thread was started with a simple question. Some of us tried to steer them in a direction to learn more and all you have done is tear down other peoples work. Do something productive lead them in the right direction with out being a butt about it. I like the vms page on genetics. I also liked the one on here. They make it simple to follow and give enough that the layperson can keep up with. It don't take a genius to understand a punnet square or how to get a super pastel or how a simple recessive gene works. That's pretty much all the average ball python keeper really what's to know. If you want an in-depth genetics discussion then you might want to find a forum that specializes in just that and not a forum dedicated to the love and enjoyment of keeping reptiles.