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Name: _____________________________ Date: ______________ Period: ______ Equine Coat Color Genetics Directions: You will be using the interactive application on color genetics: http://www.jenniferhoffman.net/horse/index.html. Extension Gene 1. The 2 colors that all other colors build off of are ___________ and _____________; and is called the ______________ (E) gene. 2. The black pigment is called ___________________. 3. The red pigment is called _____________________. 4. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what color do you get with an: a. EE? ______________ (homozygous dominant) b. Ee or eE? ______________ (heterozygous dominant) c. ee? ______________ (homozygous recessive) 5. Which color is dominant? (circle one) Black or Red 6. Chestnut horses can also be called _____________ due to the different shades of red. Agouti Gene 7. The Agouti Gene is responsible for the most common coat color, the __________. 8. It modifies the black color so you only see it on the lower ________, ________, and ________. 9. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what color do you get with an: a. aa? ______________ b. Ata or aAt? ______________ c. Aa or aA? _______________ d. A+a or aA+? ______________ 10. The “a” is easily overwritten so it gets lost in the colors/genetics easily, that is why a true black horse is so uncommon. (circle one) True or False 11. Further research is needed to test and study the ________________ color to figure out its dominance. White or Gray 12. Which color is fatal if both parents are both that color? White or Grey 13. A truly white horse will have what color of skin? _____________ 14. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what color do you get with an: a. gg? ______________ b. Gg or gG? ______________ c. GG? _______________ Cream Dilution Equine Science 15. The cream gene is an _____________ _____________, meaning that some colors will be dominant and dilute over other colors, resulting in ivory to golden shades. 16. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what color do you get with an: a. Ecrecr or Ecrecr? ______________ b. ecrecr?______________ c. EcrEcr? _______________ d. ECREcr? ___________________ e. ECRECR? ___________________ f. ECREprl? _____________________ g. EprlEprl? _____________________ h. eprleprl? ____________________ Dun Dilution 17. The dun dilution gene dilutes _______ and _______, leaving different areas and patterns or markings. 18. All duns will have a _____________ stripe down its back and some _______ barring. 19. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what 9 colors do you get with the different combinations: a. _______________________ f. _______________________ b. _______________________ g. _______________________ c. _______________________ h. _______________________ d. _______________________ i. _______________________ e. _______________________ Champagne 20. Champagne is a rare dilution gene that can turn a red horse _____________. 21. It also dilutes the skin of the horse to a ___________ _______, which can cause a unique ______________ appearance in dark horses. 22. Champagne horses are unique in that they will have __________ eyes. 23. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what 4 champagne variations do you get with the different combinations: a. _______________________ b. _______________________ c. _______________________ d. _______________________ Silver Dapple & Flaxen 24. The silver dapple and flaxen gene affects the ___________ and _________. 25. The silver dapple affects _____________ pigment, while the flaxen affects __________________ pigment. 26. Which is more recessive? (circle one) Silver Dapple or Flaxen 27. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what 2 mane & tail colors do you get with the different combinations: a. _______________________ b. _______________________ Roan, Rabicano, Sooty 28. White hair mixed in with their normal coat color is called a ____________, while black hair mixed in is called ________________. 29. True or False: A roan color will stay that color its entire life. 30. A rabicano is a horse that displays roaning on its __________________. 31. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, a black horse will give you which 3 different combinations: a. _______________________ b. _______________________ c. _______________________ 32. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, a chestnut horse will give you which 3 different combinations: a. _______________________ b. _______________________ c. _______________________ Pintos & Paints 33. A Pinto refers to any ______________ with proper coloring pattern, but a paint only refers to _____________________ and ___________________ breeds. 34. Which color pattern is associated with the Lethal White Syndrome? ________________ Match the different pinto/paint patterns with the correct descriptions: a. Tobiano b. Frame Overo c. Sabino d. Splashed White 35. _____ Distinctive white spotting pattern with irregular rough edged white patches on 2 or more legs and the face, spots/roaning on belly and flanks, white patches will have pink skin, do not have blue eyes. 36. _____ Irregular white patches arranged in a horizontal fashion over its base color. They are usually jagged rather than rounded and typically have a sharp edge, colored legs, and partial white face, can have blue eyes. 37. _____ Looks like the feet and face were dunked into white paint, white markings are crisp and blocky, blue eyes, and white tail tip. 38. _____ Large, rounded spots arranged in a vertical pattern, spots will be the base color on a white background, legs will be white from the knees down, white will cross over the horse's back between the withers and dock of the tail. The face is usually colored. 39. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, look at what color combinations you get. The KIT Gene 40. The KIT gene is responsible for many different ___________ patterns. 41. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, look at what color combinations you get. Appaloosa 42. Click on the interactive coat color genetics program, what 6 appaloosa variations do you get with the different combinations: a. _______________________ b. _______________________ c. _______________________ d. _______________________ e. _______________________ f. _______________________ 43. In addition to white patterning, all Appaloosas will have: pink ______________ on otherwise ________ skin, ________________ hooves, and a visible ________ (white of the eye).