BYC Genetic/Breed Calculator Huge Task Ahead!

[Amer]

@Poultrybreeder do you want to join the project? You seem to know a fair amount about breeding, coding, drawing ect.

 

[BlackHackle]

Love him! @BlackHackle

Thanks

 

[Poultrybreeder]

@Poultrybreeder do you want to join the project? You seem to know a fair amount about breeding, coding, drawing ect.

Sure!

 

[Amer]

Sure!

Wonderful! Do you have anything you think you could do to help?

 

[Poultrybreeder]

Well, I'm not sure what you all have already done, so I'm not sure what I could do yet.

 

[Amer]

Well, I'm not sure what you all have already done, so I'm not sure what I could do yet.

Leg color, comb type, egg color, I'm working on eye color right now, and Rose Quartz is working on earlobe color. Black Hackle is working on editing photos for formatting, but more photos are appreciated. Cyprus is putting the page together. We got a few coders, but no coding was done yet. BYC staff is in support of the project.

 

[Amer]

We also did a spreadsheet on accepted breeds and their traits.

 

[nicalandia]

you mean this Single x pea:
P/p+, r+/r+, d+/d+, Bd+/Bd+

would look different from a normal Pea comb?
P/P, r+/r+, d+/d+, Bd+/Bd+

I can put something in the notes at the end of each that have the P/p+.

Correct, this is more evident on Roosters, for example Ameraucana Leghorn cross will have a large flopy pea comb. I would put on the notes, incompletely dominant size will vary depending on the size of the single comb parent side.

For example on the left a heterozygous pea comb rooster and on the right side a homozygous pea comb with well formed small sized pea comb

 

[nicalandia]

They aren't partial dominant either. I think in blue black splash black Bl'Bl' and Splash BlBl are co-dominant.
Partial dominance I think has to do with multiple alleles or something?

In the case of skin color White is completely dominant over yellow skin.

 

[Cyprus]

In the case of skin color White is completely dominant over yellow skin.

Good to know I'll keep that in mind as I start my skin color research.