Genetics of Sexlinked Cinnamon & Silver (THE FACTS)

ozguineafowl · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 8:25 am

carlisle wrote:

Ace wrote:

Myth 1) The gene (i+) is present in Cinnamon or Silver (red eye)
i + = lavender
This is rubbish

Can the cinnamon and silver carry the lavender gene, or is it somehow mutually exclusive?

It cannot be exclusive when carried as a split by some pearls

If some one inexperienced wants to make claims of the makeup of silver is the 3 genes of cinnamon, lavender and silver then prove it by way of a qualified genesis and a study with gene testing not by buying eggs and hatching them or by having a couple of pairs and home breeding to reach an armature conclusion or by searching the internet for duck genes. In other words 'put up or shut up'

NightMare · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:04 am

I never wondered if eumelanin production was a factor because hang on thats about human hair

Maybe its dopa tautomerase or murine cultured cells

NO thats just from google random search, oh well back to duck genetics then

NightMare · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:06 am

P.s read GG the full post is there

NightMare · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:10 am

ozguineafowl wrote:

In other words 'put up or shut up'

Will that come up in a google search

if not it can't understand to put up

NightMare · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:12 am

Is it known where the first red eye silver appeared and who named it?

CinnGuinea · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:40 am

NightMare wrote:

I never wondered if eumelanin production was a factor because hang on thats about human hair

Maybe its dopa tautomerase or murine cultured cells

NO thats just from google random search, oh well back to duck genetics then

I just read that in GG [smilie=a_holycrap.gif]

that is soooooooooooooo funny

NM Could it be a broken GULO gene conf665

oh no that's just another random Google sentence that has nothing to do with guinea fowl, but it looks impressive.

CinnGuinea · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:45 am

NightMare wrote:

Is it known where the first red eye silver appeared and who named it?

I just looked in GG and there is reference to Margaret in S.A that bred them first and named them silver after her new silver zephyr which was a car way back then, before my time.

NightMare · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 12:59 pm

CinnGuinea wrote:

NightMare wrote:

I never wondered if eumelanin production was a factor because hang on thats about human hair

Maybe its dopa tautomerase or murine cultured cells

NO thats just from google random search, oh well back to duck genetics then

I just read that in GG [smilie=a_holycrap.gif]

that is soooooooooooooo funny

NM Could it be a broken GULO gene conf665

oh no that's just another random Google sentence that has nothing to do with guinea fowl, but it looks impressive.

What about some big words like chaotilogidextrous, zilrollgidderfollsalltime, nonsenseicalness and bilinearbifocals all just random google words put together but could make me look smart like the google breeder? now to string them in a sentance to look even better.
ok so.......
The silver guinea fowl could be chaotilogidextrous-ism as there are no many forms of it based on zilrollgidderfollsalltime on the 9th cromozone ii^dfg+++ddf^ with nonsenseicalness on the lower xxz cromozone of rt^^gyytx++ggfr+duckgenes and that would not explain the bilinearbifocals on focus which is perfect. There you go!! now your impressed hey!!

NightMare · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 1:01 pm

CinnGuinea wrote:

NightMare wrote:

Is it known where the first red eye silver appeared and who named it?

I just looked in GG and there is reference to Margaret in S.A that bred them first and named them silver after her new silver zephyr which was a car way back then, before my time.

Ok I did not see that conf665

which topic is that?

Ace · **Posted:** Mon Dec 17, 2012 7:28 pm

NightMare wrote:

P.s read GG the full post is there

Some maybe bluffed by all the big words that mean nothing but the real breeders will just see it as a fool that can google big meaningless words :roll:

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