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I just made the time to read this article, and find a statement confusing: <<When dark brown sheep are mated together a few of the lambs can come out black,...
Holly Shaltz
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Jul 5, 2004
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Hi Holly: This is in line with what I have found so far in working with what I think of dark brown in my Shetland flock. I think that the sheep that I have...
Linda Wendelboe
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Jul 5, 2004
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Linda writes: <<I think that the sheep that I have that are dark brown are actually AaAaBBBb with some modifier that makes them dark brown. My dark browns so...
Holly Shaltz
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Jul 5, 2004
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Linda and Holly, Very interesting. I noted the same statement, Holly, and lack the experience to agree or, disagree. It seems I do hear this from other...
Connie Taylor
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Jul 5, 2004
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I have had a few dark brown Navajo-Churro sheep. I have not been successful in them producing dark brown offspring. In my flock they seem to be BBBb. They...
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Jul 5, 2004
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Hi Holly and Connie: I do see a difference in the eye rims, etc. on my dark browns when compared to a true black. As I said, it is just a hunch that they are...
Linda Wendelboe
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Jul 6, 2004
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I'm off for a week, so if this generates discussion, don't be surprised by my silence... I think there are dark browns, and then there are dark browns. The...
Phil Sponenberg
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Jul 6, 2004
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... Hi all, A simplified version of my theory about Dark Brown Shetlands works like this: BB = Black Pigment (dominant) Bb = Moorit (recessive) BD = Moorit...
Carol Kelly
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Jul 6, 2004
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Hi Carol: Thanks for the theory. I have printed it out and will keep it with my modified colour breeding materials. I will post breeding results from time to...
Linda Wendelboe
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Jul 7, 2004
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Carol writes: <<Dark brown = BB/BD and is the result of black and co-dominant moorit pigments within the same fiber. (Theresa Gygi has reported seeing this in...
Holly Shaltz
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Jul 7, 2004
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Holly wrote: From: Holly Shaltz <holly@...> Subject: Re: Dark Brown (theory & statistics) Carol writes: <<Dark brown = BB/BD and is the result of...
Barb Barnett
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Jul 7, 2004
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Hi all, I don't remember if I posted what I've done to this list or not but here is a very brief synopsis: Using a 400x microscope, I did a "quick and dirty"...
Jeff & Theresa Gygi
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Jul 7, 2004
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... Holly, Thank you for retreiving this information. My original theory was based on the idea that the eumelanin pigment starts out as a brown pigment and ...
Carol Kelly
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Why couldn't dark brown be a modification of the moorit gene? (terminology?)    stephen ... From: Carol Kelly Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 07:40:27 -0700 (PDT) To:...
Stephen Rouse
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Jul 7, 2004
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... Stephen, Yes, originally I thought dark brown was a modification of the moorit gene. But I am leaning toward the belief that at least one BB gene needs to...
Carol Kelly
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... Folks, I just realized that I may have confused you by presenting two different, but similar theories about the genetics of dark brown in separate...
Carol Kelly
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Hi Carol and Linda, I have been following the discussions of Dark Brown with some humour and interest. I guess I am a terrible skeptic and don't quite buy into...
Kim Kerley
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Jul 7, 2004
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Hi Kim: I think you are right to be skeptical :-). And I fully agree that the dark brown sheep in my flock could turn out to be modified moorits. The...
Linda Wendelboe
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Jul 8, 2004
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...however, to my eye...the dark brown on the nassa poster doesn't look like the dark, unsweetened chocolate.   To me the dark unsweetened chocolate is...
Stephen Rouse
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Jul 8, 2004
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Hi Stephen: Well, I did do a chocolate chip test with my semi sweets against the poster and it matches up pretty well to my eye :-). I find the semi sweet to...
Linda Wendelboe
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Jul 8, 2004
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One of my first Navajo-Churro ewes, was what I would call a dark brown. I always called her black, believing that she faded to a dark bitter chocolate candy...
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Jul 8, 2004
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Carol writes: <<I do still suspect that dark brown is a modified black. Either resulting from a blend of phaeomelanin with black eumelanin in the same fiber>>...
Holly Shaltz
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Jul 8, 2004
12:31 pm
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Hi Holly and Carol: That is why I think the test breedings are so important to find clues. Until I do some more of that, I will continue to call my ideas...
Linda Wendelboe
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Jul 8, 2004
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Hi Holly!     Yes!  We got several more of the charcoals born this year.   In every instance when the charcoal ram was bred to either charcoal or...
Stephen Rouse
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Jul 8, 2004
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Stephen writes: <<Holly, are you coming to the MFF this year? I'd like to have you see these charcoals if you're interested. >> YES! :) We're planning to...
Holly Shaltz
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Jul 8, 2004
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Hi Holly: I too am working on test breeding for charcoal but do not have any news nearly as exciting as Stephen's. I did breed two dark brown ewes to a mioget...
Linda Wendelboe
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Linda writes: <<I did breed two dark brown ewes to a mioget ram and got two mioget and three dark brown lambs.>> I wish I could come see them :) Any chance...
Holly Shaltz
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Jul 8, 2004
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Hi Holly: I will try to get some sampling done on the lambs, probably when we start halter training in a couple of weeks. I will also send samples to Theresa ...
Linda Wendelboe
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Jul 8, 2004
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Hello, sheep-color-genetics member. This company really helped me out. I almost lost my home. I am self employed and I was able to refinance. The best interest...
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Hello, I just joined this group a few minutes ago and am hoping to learn a lot about sheep genetics. I am interested in the Romanov sheep color, horn...
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