| Expected Pigeon
Breeding Results by Frank Mosca After
the first eight rows, I'm going back to fancier language. I
simply want folks to be aware that homozygous (homo), heterzygous
(hetero), and hemizygous (hemi) are easy to use and consider and
sometimes do make things easier. In fancier language, homo would
be "pure for", hetero is often said to be "carrying", hemi has no
real fancier term, but it simply means that the hen, at least for
sex-linked factors only carries one allele at all times. NOT
everything
in the hen is hemizygous, only those things on her
sex-chromosome.
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| Male |
Female |
Yg
Males |
Yg
Females |
| Ash-red
(homozygous) |
Ash-red (hemizygous) |
Ash-red homozygous |
Ash-red-hemizygous |
| Ash-red (heterozygous wild-type
[blue]) |
Ash-red (hemizygous) |
Ash-red homozygous & Ash-red
het wild-type |
ash-red hemizygous &
wild-type |
| Ash-red (heterozygous brown]) | Ash-red (hemizygous) | Ash-red homozygous & Ash-red het brown | sh-red hemizygous & brown
hemizygous |
| Ash-red (homozygous) | Wild-type (blue) |
Ash-red het wild-type &
wild-type |
ash-red hemizygous |
| Ash-red (heterozygous wild-type [blue]) | wild-type (blue) |
Ash-red het wild-type &
wild-type |
ash-red hemizygous &
wild-type |
| wild-type (blue) |
wild-type (blue) |
wild-type (blue) |
wild-type (blue) |
| wild-type (blue) |
Ash-red hemizygous |
Ash-red heterozygous wild-type |
wild-type (blue) |
| wild-type (blue) |
brown hemizygous |
wild-type heterozygous brown |
wild-type (blue) |
| wild-type (blue) carrying brown |
wild-type (blue) |
wild-type & wild-type
carrying brown |
wild-type & brown |
| brown |
Ash-red |
Ash-red carrying brown |
brown |
| brown |
wild-type (blue) |
wild-type (blue) carrying brown |
brown |
| brown |
brown |
brown |
brown |
| Any non-almond allele |
Almond |
Almond |
non-Almond |
| Almond (het for non-almond) |
non-Almond |
Almond & non-almond |
Almond & non-almond |
| Almond (homozygous - often problems and not
recommened - this problem doesn't result when you're using other alleles of
St, e.g, Faded, Frosty, etc.and the results are the same.) |
Almond |
Almond |
Almond |
| Patterns (sex-immaterial on these) |
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| barless |
barless |
barless |
barless |
| barless |
wild-type (barred) |
wild-type carrying barless |
wild-type carrying barless |
| wild-type (barred) |
barless |
wild-type carrying barless | wild-type carrying barless |
| wild-type (barred) |
checker pure (various alleles) |
checker carrying bar |
checker carrying bar |
| checker pure (various alleles) | wild-type (barred) | checker carrying bar |
checker carrying bar |
| checker carrying bar |
wild-type (barred) |
checker carrying bar & bar |
checker carrying bar & bar |
| wild-type (barred) | checker carrying bar |
checker carrying bar & bar |
checker carrying bar & bar |
| checker carrying bar | checker carrying bar | checker homozygous & checker
carrying bar & bar |
checker homozygous & checker carrying bar & bar |
| SPREAD IS NOT PART
OF THE PATTERN SERIES (Spread is what makes "blue" black, Ash-red (spread ash), brown (self brown) Sex is immaterial with Spread. |
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| Spread (homo) |
Spread (homo) | Spread (homo) |
Spread (homo) |
| Spread (homo) |
Spread (het) |
Spread (homo) & Spread (het) |
Spread (homo) & Spread (het) |
| Spread (het) |
Spread (het) |
Spread (homo) & spread (het)
& wild-type (non-spread) |
Spread (homo) & spread (het) & wild-type (non-spread) |
| Non-spread (wild-type) - doesn't necessarily mean "blue" just non-spread here | Spread (het) |
Spread (het) & non-Spread |
Spread (het) & non-Spread |
| Non-spread (wild-type) - doesn't necessarily mean "blue" just non-spread here | Spread (homo) |
Spread (het) |
Spread (het) |