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Just needing some help with Pearl pretty please
prlprl = homo
Prlprl = ?
PrlPrl = ?
I appreacite any help and thank you in advance :)
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I do know that one would be that they carry no pearl but unsure which one it is and cannot recall the other lol |
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Trivia Team |
prlprl- homo, 100% chance of passing on prl Prlprl- one copy of prl, 25% chance of passing it on PrlPrl- no pearl, no chance of passing it on |
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If the horse is Prlprl, I believe it has a 50% chance of passing it on with a PrlPrl mate, not 25% :) |
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Moderator |
Prlprl X PrlPrl = 25% of passing it on ( 50% from one parent and none from the other ) |
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Nope, this is not how genetic work guys. PrlPrl x Prlprl is 50% of passing the prl : The foal get one allele of each parent. The Prlprl parent has 50% chance of giving its Prl allele and 50% of giving its prl allele. The PrlPrl one is 100% giving a Prl allele as it's the only one he has. The foal will be Prlprl (50%) or (PrlPrl) 50%. |
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Yeah, that's what I thought :P |
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