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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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All this is discussing the "genotype" theories. Anyone considered the "phenotype" theories?
A phenotype is any observable characteristic or trait of an organism: such as its morphology, development, biochemical or physiological properties, or behavior. Phenotypes result from the expression of an organism's genes as well as the influence of environmental factors and possible interactions between the two.
Look at the mosaic joeys Alicia produces. She seems to have some secret lab (or atleast is accused of having a secret lab) where she is creating an abundance of extraordinary joeys. Maybe there is some truth to the theroy of Alicia's joeys? You know what? I HAVE thought about this. In one of my recent posts, I said that I believed mosaics tended to produce joeys that had markings similar to themselves. My MO has a large break in his stripe (much like many other MO's) and even his most minimally marked joeys have a hint of a break. You know Gucci right? Kris' Glider with that spot on his hip? Well that spot has been passed on to some of his joeys. And yes... Alicia must have a secret lab, how else can we explain how she hits the joey jackpot so often?!?!?
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Just because a glider expresses a trait does NOT mean it is homozygous.
For technicality's sake we do not call mo's and WF's het's because in our community 'het' means that the carry the trait.
But if any animal inherits one allele and another it makes it heterozygous.
If a white face expresses whiteface, or the same for mo's it DOES CARRY the trait- the WF or Mo allele 'overrides' the grey allele and it is expressed.
This is how you get greys out of two WF parents. BOTH parent's have a WF allele AND a grey allele, which makes the heterozygous.
the two WF parents would look like this genotypically. W-White face w-grey
Ww x Ww
Ww- heterozygous for White Face WW-homozygous for White face. ^^ YES! This is the basis that I think we are all trying to work from... Good definition
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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this also means that a homozygous dominant MO "MM" would only produce MO's when paired with a gray... Even if the mosaic parent is MM, the joey still gets half of it's alleles from the grey parent. So, you get the "gamble" from the grey parent. The joey's produced will still be mosaics, at least as long as our current understanding of the mosaic trait holds out. The genotype will be Mm though, instead of the MM of the original parent.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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You are right. Here is where the dominance, recessive or codominance of the genes plays in and where it gets complicated.
One of the problems we have is the way the "general glider community" has come to use certain terms.
The community uses the term "het" to mean the glider has the potential to produce a certain trait. Such as a Leu "het". Two leu "hets" can produce a leu. Technically there ARE wf "hets" but, because of what type the genes are (recessive, dominant, codominant etc) we know that a wf "het" paired with another wf "het" won't produce wf joeys.
This is one reason I hate the prunett squares. They overly simplify the issue. With gliders, it is anything but simple. There are to many other factors that play into it.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Yes anytime grey is added back in, it gets it's fair shot whether the parent is a MO (Mm) or a grey (mm), grey gets back into the equation.
I get that aspect now... Are you saying that even a cross between a "MM" and a "mm" could result in gray joeys?? I do agree that anytime gray is bred to, the gray gene will once again be introduced... do we know that grey is 100% recessive or is it another mystery? No, you're right MM x mm wil always get you a MO. If you do get a non-mo, you know your MM was actually a Mm.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Okay I don't want to go way off topic, I am finding this conversation very interesting but wondering for a beginner where do you find all of this genetics information for gliders? I have seen a couple sites and I am really interested in learning. Thanks!
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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There are a few things to consider... First of all: have you LOOKED at the high-gen WF lineages? If so, then you'll know that the further you go back, the scarier they get! :\ Personally, I would never want to look at mosaic lineages and see something like that just because people want a mo that will produce more mosaic babies. :\ Secondly: the only way to PROVE that a mosaic is a "super mosaic" would be to breed that glider multiple times. So, if you're wanting to sell "super mosaics" then you'd have to keep the joey and breed it multiple times before being able to label it as "super". Then what?...are you going to sell that glider that you've now had for a couple years and have bred many times and bonded to it? See the problems? So, even if you DO get "super mosaics" the cost would be too high for the gliders. BTW, there's no guarantee that a mosaic would be "super" either. I have a mosaic that used to be paired with a WF and of the 5 joeys they had, only 1 was a mosaic. However, I ended up having to separate them and now he's with a 66% cremino het female and with his female they've had 6 joeys and ALL of them were mosaics. Sooo...if I'd originally put him with the cremino het and not with the WF then I could easily claim him as being a "super mosaic". However, that would be a lie, because he's NOT a super mosaic, it's just a good pairing, but if paired with a different glider he'll throw non-mosaics. Hope this helps.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Lindsay, The easiest genetics to understand is simple mendelian genetics in my opinion. Here is a pretty good website to learn from. And here is where you can learn about genetic probability using the punnett square.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Describe "high generation". Is 3rd gen considered "high gen"? Not all of the "high gen" family trees are a disaster. Yes, some are, but not all.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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There are a few things to consider... First of all: have you LOOKED at the high-gen WF lineages? If so, then you'll know that the further you go back, the scarier they get! :\ Personally, I would never want to look at mosaic lineages and see something like that just because people want a mo that will produce more mosaic babies. :\ Secondly: the only way to PROVE that a mosaic is a "super mosaic" would be to breed that glider multiple times. So, if you're wanting to sell "super mosaics" then you'd have to keep the joey and breed it multiple times before being able to label it as "super". Then what?...are you going to sell that glider that you've now had for a couple years and have bred many times and bonded to it? See the problems? So, even if you DO get "super mosaics" the cost would be too high for the gliders. BTW, there's no guarantee that a mosaic would be "super" either. I have a mosaic that used to be paired with a WF and of the 5 joeys they had, only 1 was a mosaic. However, I ended up having to separate them and now he's with a 66% cremino het female and with his female they've had 6 joeys and ALL of them were mosaics. Sooo...if I'd originally put him with the cremino het and not with the WF then I could easily claim him as being a "super mosaic". However, that would be a lie, because he's NOT a super mosaic, it's just a good pairing, but if paired with a different glider he'll throw non-mosaics. Hope this helps. I agree completely Nicole! This was what I was trying to get at in my original post. Genetically even, there are a lot of problems that could arise from many generations of Mo x Mo pairings. This is not an ethical statement, it's genetically based-and potentially true. Lindsay- I have a huge interest in genetics, and have spent many many hours picking breeders minds and researching lineages on my own. It takes a lot of time to figure it all out, and even then-you're always still learning!
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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So it isn't considered okay to breed two MO's? Let me ask you this... Would you buy a glider who has two Mo parents? I'm confused.. A LOT!!
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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There are a few things to consider... First of all: have you LOOKED at the high-gen WF lineages? If so, then you'll know that the further you go back, the scarier they get! :\ Personally, I would never want to look at mosaic lineages and see something like that just because people want a mo that will produce more mosaic babies. :\ -I know how you feel. I'm not trying to upset anyone here... I'm just curious about the genetics Secondly: the only way to PROVE that a mosaic is a "super mosaic" would be to breed that glider multiple times. So, if you're wanting to sell "super mosaics" then you'd have to keep the joey and breed it multiple times before being able to label it as "super". Then what?...are you going to sell that glider that you've now had for a couple years and have bred many times and bonded to it? See the problems? So, even if you DO get "super mosaics" the cost would be too high for the gliders. -Again... I'm trying to discuss a Genotype theory, I wouldn't be trying to breed and sell "super" anything myself.BTW, there's no guarantee that a mosaic would be "super" either. I have a mosaic that used to be paired with a WF and of the 5 joeys they had, only 1 was a mosaic. However, I ended up having to separate them and now he's with a 66% cremino het female and with his female they've had 6 joeys and ALL of them were mosaics. Sooo...if I'd originally put him with the cremino het and not with the WF then I could easily claim him as being a "super mosaic". However, that would be a lie, because he's NOT a super mosaic, it's just a good pairing, but if paired with a different glider he'll throw non-mosaics. -We've already discussed that the only way to tell for sure would be to DNA test... I'm just opening up a discussion about the possibilities.Hope this helps.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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So it isn't considered okay to breed two MO's? Let me ask you this... Would you buy a glider who has two Mo parents? I'm confused.. A LOT!! Sorry Heather!
I took your post and ran with it!
Yes, it is ok to breed to MO's together as long as they are unrelated. We are discussing genetics here, and it can get messy! What you WOULDN'T want to do, would be to keep breeding MO's to MO's to the point that they are being inbred. I do believe there is someone here that has a MO-MO pair.
Most people (including myself) will tell you that you can save money by buying only one MO and breeding it to a gray. While this is true, if you have the resources to buy two unrelated MO's and breed them, that is completely up to you
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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So it isn't considered okay to breed two MO's? Let me ask you this... Would you buy a glider who has two Mo parents? I'm confused.. A LOT!! I cannot speak for anyone else, but I would not. I really advocate breeding lines out, especially the color lines (mosaic, leu etc). So buying a glider with the potential to start intertwining the lines would not be a good thing. IMO.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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This is a lot to digest and a lot to think about! :/ Should i risk giving up an adorable glider but at least having one mosaic or should i get both because they've captured my heart? HELPP!!
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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I cannot speak for anyone else, but I would not.
I really advocate breeding lines out, especially the color lines (mosaic, leu etc). So buying a glider with the potential to start intertwining the lines would not be a good thing. IMO.
I see where you are coming from... but isn't there a point to where the line is SO far bred out that it wouldn't do harm in breeding two like-gliders together? I mean, even standard grays originated from some original pair... Look at the WF lines... now people don't think twice putting two *unrelated* WF together because the lines can be so far apart, that there is no risk of inbreeding.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Whoa!
We're getting off topic!
Back to the Genotype Phenotype theory that Dancing brought up...
I think Phenotype theory may be an effective way to improve certain desireable charachteristics (like ringtail, wt, etc)
Do we know anyone who has bred for a certain phenotype? (ie. wt, broken stripes, spotted ears etc.)
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Genetically even, there are a lot of problems that could arise from many generations of Mo x Mo pairings. This is not an ethical statement, it's genetically based-and potentially true.
-There is truth in this. Actually, lots of generations of ANY glider-pairings will relate in many problems. That is partially why we encourage people NOT to breed Perfect Pocket Pets gliders or rescues. Unknowingly breeding related grays will have bad results too.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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With the leus, trying to find unrelated pairs can be challenging to say the least. With the mosaics, because you don't have to pair up mo to mo to get mo babies, I don't see any advantage to it, other than being inlove with two unrelated mos and wanting them as a pair. I also don't see any "initial" problems but if this becomes a common practice, given a few generations, all the mos will be related and the random mo/mo pairs would be almost impossible without inbreeding issues. I just think outbreeding is the better option.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Wow... I gotta headache from that. There's 10 minutes I'll never get back.
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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I agree as well
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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If you breed two mosaics, then you should be able to produce nothing but mosaics but that doesn't make either one or their offspring a "super mosaic".
If I remember correctly- Karin's double mo pairing just had a leu. So I guess that debunks the double mo's always produce mo's theory? Or does the always produce mo's differ when there's leu het %'s involved?
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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I didn't know about Karin's joey. But I have to ask, is she SURE it is a leu? Wouldn't that have to be "proven" out by breeding that joey to a non leu (or non leu het) and also a non mo? If that glider then throws a mosaic, would't it prove that "leu" to actually be a white mo? Didn't someone recently have what they thought was a Leu throw a mosaic joey? Meaning that the parent glider is actually a white mosaic and not a leu after all?
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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Is there leu in her mosaics lineage? If not, I'm more likely to say it's a white mo.
But obviously I don't know anything about the gliders in question...
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I didn't know about Karin's joey. But I have to ask, is she SURE it is a leu? Wouldn't that have to be "proven" out by breeding that joey to a non leu (or non leu het) and also a non mo? If that glider then throws a mosaic, would't it prove that "leu" to actually be a white mo? Didn't someone recently have what they thought was a Leu throw a mosaic joey? Meaning that the parent glider is actually a white mosaic and not a leu after all? I don't know about Karin's joey, but, I have a leu paired with a mosaic who is a 12.5% leu het. She's had 3 white joeys. The male is neutered. 1st female is paired with a gray and has had 2 gray joeys (none other that I've been told about). The 2nd girl I kept, she's not old enough to have joeys yet though. This is Lanie: http://s141.photobucket.com/albums/r56/G...current=044.jpg
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
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If I remember correctly- Karin's double mo pairing just had a leu. So I guess that debunks the double mo's always produce mo's theory? Or does the always produce mo's differ when there's leu het %'s involved?
I remember something about this... there CAN be 100% leu het MO's (that's what my Mowgli is) so two MO's could potentially produce a leu... now it WOULD be great if what looks like a leu could produce MO's AND Leu's.... would we all be on
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
[Re: oakley]
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04/08/10 07:36 AM
04/08/10 07:36 AM
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oakley
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BekiT,
Isn't that interesting! I wonder if they are leu's or if you are REALLY lucky!
Meghan ~__/> {{ }}
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Re: Mosaic Genetics (here we go again)
[Re: oakley]
#927938
04/08/10 09:59 AM
04/08/10 09:59 AM
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Posts: 2,839 roseville, mi
hwh4ev
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beckit are they white mo's or leus? 12.5% such a low percentage in your mosaic.
regards, nancy in detroit
regards, nancy in roseville (formerly in detroit)
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