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FAQ: what about capitals in scientific names?

28/03/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele FAQ

FAQ: what about capitals in scientific names? The genus name is written first, followed by the species name and –

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FAQ: Neophema bourkii or Neopsephotus bourkii

16/03/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele FAQ

FAQ: Some taxonomist list include Bourke’s parrot in Neophema others in Neopsephotus. Is it Neophema bourkii or Neopsephotus bourkii? Bourke’s

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Mutations in Cockatiels [Nymphicus hollandicus ]

01/03/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele General

As announced last week we will update MutaBase in the upcoming weeks with the list of colour mutations in Cockatiels

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MutaBase

27/02/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele General

In early 2000, Dr Terry Martin BVSc, published his book “A Guide to Colour Mutations and Genetics in Parrots” containing

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FAQ: eye color young pale Agapornis fischeri

08/02/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele General

FAQ: some breeder claims that they have pale Agapornis fischeri and that not all pale youngsters are born with red

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List colour mutations in Forpus coelestis

06/02/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele General

On request we published a list of proven and possible colour mutations in Forpus coelestis. You can consult it on

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FAQ: How to determine the reduction percentage of the eumelanin for colour mutations?

21/01/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele FAQ 2 comments

FAQ: How to determine the reduction percentage of the eumelanin for colour mutations? We often read in the standards and

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Update on *pallid* Agapornis fischeri

17/01/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele General 3 comments

As with any possible new colour mutation, there are many opinions in the early stages. There are believers and non-believers.

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Why is pink the colour of virgin birds?

09/01/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele General

Ismael Galván of National Museum of Natural Sciences (Spain) uncovers to exciting role of porphyrin colouration and what it might

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FAQ: This one you won’t believe :)

08/01/2022 Dirk Van den Abeele FAQ One comment

Sometimes breeders can argue about the most crazy things, that’s what i learned this week 🙂 I received 14 emails

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FAQ: different expression gene after genetic introgression?

14/11/2021 Dirk Van den Abeele FAQ

FAQ: is it possible that a gene has a different expression after genetic introgression (transmutation)? For a start: The expression

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A new case of parthenogenesis in California condor

06/11/2021 Dirk Van den Abeele General

A new case of parthenogenesis  has been described in California condor (Gymnogyps californianus) Parthenogenesis is a relatively rare event in

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Fallow mysteries – update

01/11/2021 Dirk Van den Abeele General

In 2018 we received information from a South African Agapornis breeder that the dun fallow Agapornis fischeri / Agapornis personatus

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Fallow mysteries

19/10/2021 Dirk Van den Abeele Articles - Artikels, Articles UK

Fallow mysteries By Dirk Van den Abeele Ornitho-Genetics VZW MUTAVI, Research & Advice Group Published BVA-International magazine February 2017 That

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FAQ: What is the best way to name the combination of a crossing-over with alleles of the same gene or epistatic genes??

07/10/2021 Dirk Van den Abeele FAQ

FAQ: What is the best way to name the combination of a crossing-over with alleles of the same genes or

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FAQ: use of capital letters in names of color mutations

30/09/2021 Dirk Van den Abeele FAQ

FAQ: In the BVA-International nomenclature, the name of a mutation is never written with a capital letter (except at the

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