No...if you were to draw it out in a punnet (sp?) square. (I will try and post an image of one or Maybe someone else has one handy?)



Where "N" is the Normal gene and "r" is the recessive gene.



What you get is 25% Normals, 50% Het, 25% recessive.



Hope this helps and keep in mind the actual percentages only work out this nicely is really big samples...since Balls only lay 3-8 (avg) your percents will differ from others (just hope your lucky),



Sean

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• HETS HETS HETS - inthedeep2, Mon Jun 5 09:07:27 2006
• RE: HETS HETS HETS - CherylBald, Mon Jun 5 11:13:47 2006
• RE: HETS HETS HETS - inthedeep2, Mon Jun 5 14:45:19 2006
• RE: HETS HETS HETS - SimplyRed, Mon Jun 5 16:41:29 2006
• so simplyred would i - inthedeep2, Mon Jun 5 16:49:51 2006
• RE: so simplyred would i - rabernet, Mon Jun 5 16:56:35 2006
• RE: so simplyred would i - the_jackel, Mon Jun 5 17:04:15 2006
• RE: so simplyred would i - rabernet, Mon Jun 5 17:27:41 2006
• hets - inthedeep2, Mon Jun 5 18:46:14 2006
• RE: hets - PHLdyPayne, Mon Jun 5 21:48:03 2006
• RE: HETS HETS HETS - EmberBall, Mon Jun 5 20:35:06 2006
• That would be a more efficient way... - CherylBald, Tue Jun 6 10:11:54 2006