| ORIGINAL BOOK REVIEW by Dr. Rainer R. Erhardt "Well, there is help on the horizon and anyone seriously interested in color genetics should take a look at Linda Rubin's book: COCKATIEL GENETICS MADE EASY! Though this book is primarily directed to breeders of cockatiel mutations, there is enough information in this little volume to teach anyone the secrets of dealing with recessive, sex-linked, and dominant mutations..." ACBM, Vol. 65, No.12 CLICK TO READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW! 112 pages, 15 chapters, glossary & more! |
| Multiple Bird Households by Linda S. Rubin |
| Series by Linda S. Rubin |
| COCKATIEL GENETICS CHARTS COPYRIGHT © 2006 BY LINDA S. RUBIN www.CockatielsPlusParrots.com The following charts are printed here merely as a reference for calculating one mutation at a time and should not be confused with the charting methods used in COCKATIEL GENETICS MADE EASY, which uses a line-charting method for any number of color mutations within the same pair. However, these "general" charts have been selectively restated in the style that I have used in one of my own books, Cockatiels in ColorTM for those wishing to check simple pairings, or to check their work "one mutation at a time." (Gender is irrelevant in autosomal mutations; e.g., they are not sex-linked): Dominant x split recessive = 50% dominant 50% split recessive Dominant x recessive = 100% split recessive Split recessive x split recessive = 25% dominant 50% split recessive 25% recessive Split recessive x recessive = 50% split recessive 50% recessive Recessive x recessive = 100% recessive Learn more about genetics and mutations, view |
ORIGINAL BOOK REVIEW by Dr. Rainer R. Erhardt "Well, there is help on the horizon and anyone seriously interested in color genetics should take a look at Linda Rubin's book: COCKATIEL GENETICS MADE EASY! CLICK TO READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW! 112 pages, 15 chapters, glossary & more! READ TABLE OF CONTENTS & CHAPTER EXCERPTS |
| Autosomal Dominant Mutation Chart Copyright © 2006 Linda S. Rubin All Rights Reserved |
| Breeding Expectations for Autosomal Dominant and Recessive Mutations |