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jpman78
at Tue Jul 10 16:56:31 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jpman78 ]
Great page for the stat people....
One nerdier step further:
For genetic probabilities of 50% on a single egg (e.g. homozygous to heterozygous)
The probability of getting exactly X of the mutation in N eggs is:
N!
-----------------
2^N * X! * (N-X)!
For genetic probabilities of 25% on a single egg (e.g. heterozygous to heterozygous)
The probability of getting exactly X of the mutation in N eggs is:
N!
----------------- * 1/(summation for i=0 to N of A)
2^N * X! * (N-X)!
N!
Where A = ------------
i! * (N-i)!
Or more simply it's the number of possible combinations of the number or morphs you want divided by the total number of possible combinations....
I'll work up a spreadsheet that gives this info and post it on our site.....interesting stuff......
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RE: Further clarification... - jpman78, Tue Jul 10 16:56:31 2007