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Your waiting has been rewarded! I apologize for the amount of time it took me to get this up and running. Blame grad studies and a new job with a wildly fluctuating schedule (I know that's what I'm doing). With thanks to Guppie for his undying patience in trying to pummel the intricacies of tricolour genetics into my brain on more than one occasion, I humbly present a new section on Mouse Genetics: Genetic Oddities!! If I've missed out any interesting and quirky things, please let me know, and as always, pictures are welcome. |
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Hi all! Apologies for the recent downtime; the phone company in charge of the DSL lines had a bit of a hardware glitch. My end was working, my ISP was working, but the bit that connects the two (and hence makes the websites accessible) underwent a bit of "seamless" upgrading. Good ol' Telus. Hopefully the problem has now been fixed and will stay out of our lives for the next little while.
I guess this means I should put something new on the site to reward you for your patience, eh? *sigh* So be it. Stay tuned! |
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Well folks, here's the first of the new goodies I promised in the last News Bulletin.... We now have a second section of mouse genetics - Markings and Body Type! This section explores the genetics behind goodies like spotting, long hair, tail-less, etc.
Thank you to everyone who generously donated pictures as examples of different coat types (you know who you are); the page simply wouldn't be the same without you. There are a few pictures that I wasn't able to track down, so if anyone has pictures they'd like to offer for possible inclusion in either mouse genetics section, please let me know.
Meanwhile, ENJOY!! |
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