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02-27-2014 06:46 PM |
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Originally Posted by CuteLittleBirdies
(Post 1952657)
If you use the "split to" option they have for the goldenface it is the same thing in the outcome as sf, and it works out to the right percentages from what I added just now :)
And technically I suppose it is more accurate when you use the "split for" with green birds, since they are essentially a green bird split for yellowface blue from the latest have seen published about it :)
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Ok so I set the hen to goldenface split for blue and that came out accurately (50/50 gf/normal). If I just set it split for goldenface I couldn't select the bird as blue so I got a bunch of green results and neither parent is green. Is that what I was meant to do?
Is there any way to tell if a grey bird is sf grey or df grey? Also is there any accurate way to tell if she has any dark factors?
I was trying to see the results of pairing my TCBs Medley and Birch. I'm not even sure they would work as a pair because he is smaller than her but I'm trying to decide if it's even worth letting them have a go. I have lots of time to think about it but the curiosity has the better of me :D I think he's quite a few months older than her so I'll probably pair him up with someone else first.
Thanks so much Lindsey
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Originally Posted by milipidi
(Post 1952665)
I admit I have never managed to work out that calc. I have gone back to grids and checking with Lindsey's sites to make sure I have expectations for each mutation right. Takes longer but at least I understand it :D
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I found the calc before I found TB so I didn't know there was any other way to do it for a long time. I think I understand it pretty well but there are a few things that have me stumped. Like the x1 x2 for sex-linked mutations and trying to figure out gf/yw. Instructions would have been good :p
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