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Posted by: awesomo6000 at Thu Jun 1 15:00:54 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by awesomo6000 ] ok, let's assume that one of the parents is het for a potentially harmful mutation. We don't know if it's the mother or the father. Now let's assume that the other parent is normal/normal for that same gene, otherwise it is probable that we would see at least one mutant in the orignal clutch. That means that a given offspring is 50% het for that mutation as you said. Any sibling to that particular animal would also be 50% het so a cross between two siblings would be a 50% het X 50% het meaning that there is a 25% chance that you would produce a clutch with 25% mutant animals. [ Hide Replies ]
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