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P. WaubenINHERITANCE OF THE WILD COLOURED KAKARIKI
On this page we will try to clear out the inheritance of the wild coloured Kakariki.
There is very little information about this subject, but we will give it a try.
With thanks to Mr R. van Opbergen and Mr Bart Jansen, who send me some information.
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P. Wauben
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Colouring male |
Colouring female |
Colouring to be expected by offspring |
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Wild coloured |
Wild coloured |
100% Wild coloured |
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Wild coloured |
Cinnamon |
50% Wild coloured /cinnamon male |
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50% Cinnamon female |
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Wild coloured |
Fallow |
100% Wild coloured /fallow |
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As noted by tables below
What wild coloured /cinnamon males are now, you can’t see by the looks, but only at his offspring.
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Wild coloured /Cinnamon |
Wild coloured |
25% Wild coloured male |
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25% Wild coloured /cinnamon male |
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25% Wild coloured female |
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25% Cinnamon female |
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Wild coloured |
DF Dominant Multi coloured |
100% dominant Multi coloured |
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