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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 … Continue reading
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These are a few of the odd or largely unexplained or unexplainable examples of the world of mice. These are the things that make everything else so much more interesting.
Continue readingHi 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 … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
For those of you who like having informtion delivered directly to your computer instead of having to go out looking for it, you’ll be thrilled to know that PR is now RSS syndicated. If you have no idea what this … Continue reading
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This article describes the various markings, hair types, and body modifications (i.e. tail-less) that can occur in mice. |
It was 2 years ago today that PetRodents went live as a genuine website! In that time we’ve endured spammers, trolls, and other assorted bugaboos, but we have also made some great new friendships, celebrated many great rodenty (and other) … Continue reading
For all of you who are as confused as I am about the genetic possibilities of a certain breeding, I’ve created two different Punnet Square generators! (A Punnett Square is a tool developed by British geneticist Reginald Punnett for showing … Continue reading
Calculate the genetic possibilites for the offspring of a two-allele breeding.
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