Posted July 13, 200618 yr Try it out see how well you do. I didn't make this all credit goes to tri-statebudgie.org. Look forward to see who tries it. 1) Can a recessive pied be bred from a pair of dominant pieds? 2) Can a dominant pied be bred from a pair of recessive pieds? 3) There are no known dominant varieties with red eyes. Is this statement true or false? 4) Is it possible for a bird to be visually carrying the color gray, violet, dark factor, sex-linked, dominant and recessive traits all at the same time? 5) The yellow face on a yellow face blue is considered to be a dominant trait. What is the white face on a green considered to be? A. also a dominant trait B. does not exist C. a recessive trait D. a sex-linked trait 6) Name four varieties for each of the following. Dominant Recessive Sex-linked 7) What are the only ways to breed a sex-linked cock? Mark all that apply. A. hen has to be normal, cock has to be normal B. hen has to be normal, cock has to be split C. hen has to be normal, cock had to be sex-linked D. hen has to be split, cock has to be normal E. hen has to be split, cock has to be split F. hen has to be split, cock has to be sex-linked G. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be normal H. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be split I. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be sex-linked 8) When a bird is said to be masking something, what does that mean? Also, give an example. A. split for another color or variety B. preventing the true visual color or variety to be seen C. dominant for large spots on a deep mask 9) What dominant varieties change appearance when they have two genes for the trait? 10) What does it mean when a bird is said to be split? A. two colors present as in a pied B. not visible on the bird but carrying one gene for another color or variety C. two colors/varieties present, dividing the bird down the middle; halfsider
July 13, 200618 yr okay, I will give it a try 1) Can a recessive pied be bred from a pair of dominant pieds? Yes 2) Can a dominant pied be bred from a pair of recessive pieds? No 3) There are no known dominant varieties with red eyes. Is this statement true or false? I am assuming not plum like in recessive but the red in ino's I want to say false but my logical mind says final answer: true 4) Is it possible for a bird to be visually carrying the color gray, violet, dark factor, sex-linked, dominant and recessive traits all at the same time? Yes 5) The yellow face on a yellow face blue is considered to be a dominant trait. What is the white face on a green considered to be? B. does not exist A. also a dominant trait B. does not exist C. a recessive trait D. a sex-linked trait 6) Name four varieties for each of the following. Dominant: Spangle, Dominant Pied, Clearflight Dominant Pied, Normal to certain genes like the ex...Greywing Recessive: Normal to certain genes like the ex.. Spangle, Recessive Pied, Fallow, Greywing Sex-linked: Opaline, Lutino, Albino, Cinnamon 7) What are the only ways to breed a sex-linked cock? Mark all that apply. A. hen has to be normal, cock has to be normal B. hen has to be normal, cock has to be split C. hen has to be normal, cock had to be sex-linked D. hen has to be split, cock has to be normal E. hen has to be split, cock has to be split F. hen has to be split, cock has to be sex-linked G. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be normal H. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be split I. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be sex-linked 8) When a bird is said to be masking something, what does that mean? Also, give an example. B, example a normal male can be masking the recessive pied gene which means he will look like a normal but you will not see the recessive pied gene expressed unless he is mated with a hen that also carried the recessive pied gene and it could be possibly expressed through their babies. A. split for another color or variety B. preventing the true visual color or variety to be seen C. dominant for large spots on a deep mask 9) What dominant varieties change appearance when they have two genes for the trait? Spangles, Yellowface gene, Double factor Dominant pieds, not sure if you are looking for colors but when you have double violets, greys or dark factors it changes the coloration. I am probably looking too deep. 10) What does it mean when a bird is said to be split? B A. two colors present as in a pied B. not visible on the bird but carrying one gene for another color or variety C. two colors/varieties present, dividing the bird down the middle; halfsider result 8 1/2 correct, full correct answers to come soon Edited July 14, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 13, 200618 yr 1) Can a recessive pied be bred from a pair of dominant pieds? yes 2) Can a dominant pied be bred from a pair of recessive pieds? no 3) There are no known dominant varieties with red eyes. Is this statement true or false? true 4) Is it possible for a bird to be visually carrying the color gray, violet, dark factor, sex-linked, dominant and recessive traits all at the same time? yes 5) The yellow face on a yellow face blue is considered to be a dominant trait. What is the white face on a green considered to be? A. also a dominant trait B. does not exist does not exist C. a recessive trait D. a sex-linked trait 6) Name four varieties for each of the following. Dominant Recessive Sex-linked normals, dominant pieds,spangle,crested =dominant clearwings,dilutes,fallows,greywings=Recessive opalines, cinnamons, lutinos,albinos =Sex-linked 7) What are the only ways to breed a sex-linked cock? Mark all that apply. A. hen has to be normal, cock has to be normal B. hen has to be normal, cock has to be split C. hen has to be normal, cock had to be sex-linked D. hen has to be split, cock has to be normal E. hen has to be split, cock has to be split F. hen has to be split, cock has to be sex-linked G. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be normal H. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be split I. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be sex-linked h & i 8) When a bird is said to be masking something, what does that mean? Also, give an example. A. split for another color or variety B. preventing the true visual color or variety to be seen C. dominant for large spots on a deep mask b example double factor spangle 9) What dominant varieties change appearance when they have two genes for the trait? Spangle, dominant pied and yellow face = double factors 10) What does it mean when a bird is said to be split? A. two colors present as in a pied B. not visible on the bird but carrying one gene for another color or variety C. two colors/varieties present, dividing the bird down the middle; halfsider b blimey hope i got them right after showing all these years i would luck a bit daft result - 10, WELL DONE HATH full answers to come soon Edited July 16, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 14, 200618 yr 1. YES 2. NO 3. FALSE 4. YES 5. B-Not possible 6. Spangle, Dominant Pied, Normal, and Clearflight Dominant Pied.///Greywing, Lacewing, Recessive Pied, Fallow./// Cinnamon, Lacewing?, Opaline, Lutino, Albino. 7. G,H,I like Lovey 8. Preventing true colour to be seen - golden faces 9. DFS, DF pieds, spangles, yellow faces like my Kirby (Laughing out loud) 10. B-not showing... Howd i do? I just checked with Loveys, and i think i did okay, assuming some or most of hers are correct. (Laughing out loud) Kirby result - 7 full answers to come soon Edited July 15, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 14, 200618 yr Thank you Kirby for the compliment - the only thing I realized I forget which was nuts was the double factor yellow faced on the one question. I read hath's and realized I forgotten it :(Laughing out loud):
July 14, 200618 yr okay, I'll give it a try.... 1) Can a recessive pied be bred from a pair of dominant pieds? Yes 2) Can a dominant pied be bred from a pair of recessive pieds? No 3) There are no known dominant varieties with red eyes. Is this statement true or false? True 4) Is it possible for a bird to be visually carrying the color gray, violet, dark factor, sex-linked, dominant and recessive traits all at the same time? Yes 5) The yellow face on a yellow face blue is considered to be a dominant trait. What is the white face on a green considered to be? A. also a dominant trait B. does not exist C. a recessive trait D. a sex-linked trait 6) Name four varieties for each of the following. Dominant Normal, Spangle, Violet, Dominant Pied Recessive Fallow, Saddleback, Dilute, Recessive Pied Sex-linked Opaline, Cinammon, Lutino, Albino 7) What are the only ways to breed a sex-linked cock? Mark all that apply. A. hen has to be normal, cock has to be normal B. hen has to be normal, cock has to be split C. hen has to be normal, cock had to be sex-linked D. hen has to be split, cock has to be normal E. hen has to be split, cock has to be split F. hen has to be split, cock has to be sex-linked G. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be normal H. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be split I. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be sex-linked 8) When a bird is said to be masking something, what does that mean? Also, give an example. A. split for another color or variety B. preventing the true visual color or variety to be seen....eg Double Factor yellowface C. dominant for large spots on a deep mask 9) What dominant varieties change appearance when they have two genes for the trait? Spangle, dominant pied, yellowface 10) What does it mean when a bird is said to be split? A. two colors present as in a pied B. not visible on the bird but carrying one gene for another color or variety C. two colors/varieties present, dividing the bird down the middle; halfsider Result - 9 3/4 full answers to come soon Edited July 14, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 14, 200618 yr Thanks Lovey. :budgiedance: I've learnt from the best from this forum. :wine We all did well. considering how hard genetics are in budgies!!! (Laughing out loud)
July 15, 200618 yr Author I'll post them soon I was just thinking others would like to have a good yet.
July 15, 200618 yr And the dunce of the class has a go 1) Can a recessive pied be bred from a pair of dominant pieds? Yes 2) Can a dominant pied be bred from a pair of recessive pieds? no 3) There are no known dominant varieties with red eyes. Is this statement true or false? true? 4) Is it possible for a bird to be visually carrying the color gray, violet, dark factor, sex-linked, dominant and recessive traits all at the same time? yes 5) The yellow face on a yellow face blue is considered to be a dominant trait. What is the white face on a green considered to be? B A. also a dominant trait B. does not exist C. a recessive trait D. a sex-linked trait 6) Name four varieties for each of the following. Dominant Recessive Sex-linked I'd just be cheating if I answered this! 7) What are the only ways to breed a sex-linked cock? Mark all that apply.h, i A. hen has to be normal, cock has to be normal B. hen has to be normal, cock has to be split C. hen has to be normal, cock had to be sex-linked D. hen has to be split, cock has to be normal E. hen has to be split, cock has to be split F. hen has to be split, cock has to be sex-linked G. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be normal H. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be split I. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be sex-linked 8) When a bird is said to be masking something, what does that mean? Also, give an example.b A. split for another color or variety B. preventing the true visual color or variety to be seen C. dominant for large spots on a deep mask 9) What dominant varieties change appearance when they have two genes for the trait? pied 10) What does it mean when a bird is said to be split?b A. two colors present as in a pied B. not visible on the bird but carrying one gene for another color or variety C. two colors/varieties present, dividing the bird down the middle; halfsider result - 8 Edited July 15, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 15, 200618 yr How did i do Daz? I think okay, when i say that i mean as of reading everyone elses, but I think im worst so far (Laughing out loud), Oh well, ive got an excuse... IM HALF THE AGE OF YOU GUYS!!! hahahahahah (Laughing out loud) Kirby
July 15, 200618 yr 1) Can a recessive pied be bred from a pair of dominant pieds? Depends, are they split? 2) Can a dominant pied be bred from a pair of recessive pieds? no 3) There are no known dominant varieties with red eyes. Is this statement true or false? False 4) Is it possible for a bird to be visually carrying the color gray, violet, dark factor, sex-linked, dominant and recessive traits all at the same time? no 5) The yellow face on a yellow face blue is considered to be a dominant trait. What is the white face on a green considered to be? B. does not exist 6) Name four varieties for each of the following. Dominant; Grey, Yellow Base, Pied, Spangle Recessive; Pied, Dilute, Fallow, Blue Sex-linked; Ino, Cinnamon Wing, Opaline, Clearbody 7) What are the only ways to breed a sex-linked cock? Mark all that apply. E. hen has to be split, cock has to be split F. hen has to be split, cock has to be sex-linked H. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be split I. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be sex-linked 8) When a bird is said to be masking something, what does that mean? Also, give an example. A. split for another color or variety, example; blue cock split for albino 9) What dominant varieties change appearance when they have two genes for the trait? DF spangle, DF dom. pied varieties 10) What does it mean when a bird is said to be split? B. not visible on the bird but carrying one gene for another color or variety result - 5 2/3 full answers to come soon Edited July 15, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 15, 200618 yr Author Kirby you don't ( I rechecked all the marks and gave you another half that I forgot to count) Most of you are so close with your answers. Most are mixing/muddling things with questions 6, 7 and 8 Edited July 15, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 16, 200618 yr 1) Can a recessive pied be bred from a pair of dominant pieds? Yes 2) Can a dominant pied be bred from a pair of recessive pieds? No 3) There are no known dominant varieties with red eyes. Is this statement true or false? False 4) Is it possible for a bird to be visually carrying the color gray, violet, dark factor, sex-linked, dominant and recessive traits all at the same time? Yes 5) The yellow face on a yellow face blue is considered to be a dominant trait. What is the white face on a green considered to be? B. does not exist 6) Name four varieties for each of the following. Dominant: grey, green, dominant pied, spangle Recessive: recessive pied, blue, ?, ? Sex-linked: opaline, cinnamon, albino, lutino 7) What are the only ways to breed a sex-linked cock? Mark all that apply. E. hen has to be split, cock has to be split F. hen has to be split, cock has to be sex-linked H. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be split I. hen has to be sex-linked, cock has to be sex-linked 8) When a bird is said to be masking something, what does that mean? Also, give an example. A. split for another color or variety eg. green split for blue, bred to a blue would give blue babies even though green is dominant 9) What dominant varieties change appearance when they have two genes for the trait? spangle, yellowface, dominant pied 10) What does it mean when a bird is said to be split? B. not visible on the bird but carrying one gene for another color or variety result - 7 3/4 full answers to come Edited July 16, 200618 yr by Nerwen
July 16, 200618 yr just reread the questions again and forgot to put example for 8 now ammended do i get my 1/4 point
July 16, 200618 yr I know which one everyone execpt for a couple got caught on...think about it people can hen's be split? hint hint hope you don't mind Nerwen. As I said I left all my answered the way there were even the wrong ones. I even got caught on it.
July 16, 200618 yr I thought about that but i wasn't sure....because they can be carrying recessive pied cant they?
July 16, 200618 yr Bea, Yes hens can be split for some genes such as the pied, but not for sex-linked genes. IF they have it, they would be visual. I'm sure someone can explain it a lot easier then I can!! (Laughing out loud) Hmmm I wonder which 1/4 point I got wrong.. Is it question 6?? hmmmm... Edited July 16, 200618 yr by Cheeta
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