Chicken Color Calculator Kippenjungle

Includes "Explain Phenotype" functionality. Chicken Quest Calculator This special module is the new version of the chicken calculator with colorgenes (including autosomal red) and a lot of other genes that affect appearance of your chicken. No crossing-over percentage, but with linkage hacks.

Also pictures for shank color (best guess) and combtype. Effect: Linkage hacks: P-O (4cM) B-Id (14cM) Db-Pg (20cM) Ml-Pg (10cM) Db-Ml-Pg (10cM-10cM) no hack: Cp-r+ (0.4cM), K-S (1cM). The genes Db, Ml and Pg are on the same chromosome and thus tend to stay together; choose this option to show the effect of strict linkage on a cross; In reality there is a small percentage of recombinants!

I've developed two javascript calculators. The original basic calculator (below) doesn't calculate the product of probabilities, of all mutations selected (using the Product Rule). So I developed a new calculator to do this, found at the following link web page >>> This new calculator is better for working out the offspring genotypes and percentage probabilities for each genotype, the results.

There is a mobile version now: http://kippenjungle.nl/kruisingMobile.html Mar 14, 2015 #9. Where it says "Choose Color" in English, select from the list for a rooster and a hen. For practice choose a "Red" rooster and "Barred, Cuckoo" hen.

Then hit "To Chicken Calculator" on the right. An second screen will open. Go down to where it says "Calculate Crossing" and hit that.

You will see your results, a barred rooster and a black hen. A chicken color genetics calculator is an invaluable tool for breeders, researchers, and educators alike. By simplifying complex genetic processes, it demystifies the exciting world of poultry genetics, ensuring that breeding outcomes are as predictable as nature allows.

28-AUG-2010 - ChickenQuest version of the chicken calculator is extended with shank color (try) 07. GENETICS (Egg Color, Feathering, Inbreeding, etc) Kippenjungle's Chicken Calculator is a handy tool for anyone wanting to learn how genes interact with each.