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how is cobalt color transmitted to the young meaning is cobalt recessive or dominant or sex linked is bronze recessive, dominant or sex linked? 
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Vic
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Vic
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Bluecolbat hense the name should be Abel to answer this in more detail If he sees this post
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JELLYBEAN50 wrote:how is cobalt color transmitted to the young meaning is cobalt recessive or dominant or sex linked is bronze recessive, dominant or sex linked?
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Vic
Vic the Cobalt gene is Recessive which mains that the two Birds that you are breeding from have to have Cobalt genes to breed Cobalts .
And for the Blacks ( Bronze ) they are Dominant .
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Would the Yellow Mosaic Satinette come under the sex linked mode of inheitence ?
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r.costellow wrote:
Would the Yellow Mosaic Satinette come under the sex linked mode of inheitence ?
Bob
Yes partly because it is Isabel. Isabel is Dilute Brown and both brown and satinette are sex-linked.
The correct name for your birds - Mosaic yellow isabel satinette. (with the assumption we are talking about brown series.)
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zipdogso wrote:Yes partly because it is Isabel. Isabel is Dilute Brown and both brown and satinette are sex-linked.
The correct name for your birds - Mosaic yellow isabel satinette. (with the assumption we are talking about brown series.)
Many thanks wasn't 100% as all i bred were hens coloured no cocks in the one nest.
Bob
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Think ray has given the nice concise answer, they are of course autosomal recessive, depends why you ask?
Is it for future pairings or expectations?
Is it for future pairings or expectations?
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Yes it is for future pairings and this next breeding season
i bred 3 cock birds visual from visual x visual from i pair (no hens bred)
also had 4 hens visual from the same visual cock as above x Mosaic yellow agate hen (no cock birds bred)
so i couldnt realy be sure. now that i no ime fine my pairings were as planed.so i didnt have to alter them.
Bob
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