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Equine Color Genetics [Kietas viršelis]

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D. Phillip Sponenberg

Formatas: Hardback, 296 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 262x185x21 mm, weight: 1 g
Išleidimo metai: 01-Mar-2009
Leidėjas: Iowa State University Press
ISBN-10: 0813813646
ISBN-13: 9780813813646

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Formatas: Hardback, 296 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 262x185x21 mm, weight: 1 g
Išleidimo metai: 01-Mar-2009
Leidėjas: Iowa State University Press
ISBN-10: 0813813646
ISBN-13: 9780813813646

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Equine veterinary medicine - (Šiuo metu turimos knygos: 10 prekės)

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"Equine Color Genetics presents the most recent advances in color genetics for breeders of horses, donkeys, and mules. The book provides valuable information that enables breeders to tailor their breeding programs to maximize desired color outcomes and minimize undesired color. The text bridges the gap between the scientific and lay communities without ignoring the intricate and complex issues involved in horse and donkey color genetics. This new edition presents more explicit and detailed explanations than were previously possible, including a more extensive Appaloosa section. The section on donkey colors includes the results of studies in the genetic control of color in this species, which will greatly assist donkey breeders as they tailor breeding programs to their own goals." -- Publisher's description.

Equine Color Genetics, Third Edition, presents the most recent advances in color genetics for breeders of horses, donkeys, and mules. The book provides valuable information that enables breeders to tailor their breeding programs to maximize desired color outcomes and minimize undesired color. The text bridges the gap between the scientific and lay communities without ignoring the intricate and complex issues involved in horse and donkey color genetics. This new edition presents more explicit and detailed explanations than were previously possible, including a more extensive Appaloosa section. The section on donkey colors includes the results of studies in the genetic control of color in this species, which will greatly assist donkey breeders as they tailor breeding programs to their own goals.

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"This update... has a considerable amount of new information... the author has succeeded in producing the definitive work on coat color in horses. This excellent book is unique in its field for its breadth and depth. The color photographs alone make it worth its moderate price. The new edition is necessary for anyone interested in the updated material on the genetics of coat color. I recommend it to horse breeders, animal scientists, and geneticists who are interested in a fascinating and convoluted topic." Doody's Reviews, September 2009 "A fascinating book, filled with color photos of really beautiful horse and donkey colors, some I never knew existed, and many unusual and beautiful breeds. In addition, there are numerous charts of color breeding expectations and effects of colors on colors." - Veterinary Information Network "The latest advances in color genetics for breeders of horses, donkeys and mules provides a blend of science and owner's guide and provides vets and equine breeders with many specifics including discussions of five new colors." - Midwest Book Review, July 2009

Preface To The Third Edition

Introduction

(14)

Basic Considerations of Horse Color Identification

(4)

Basic Principles of Genetics

(4)

Pigments in Horses

(1)

Pigment Cell Function

(3)

Basic Dark Horse Colors: Bay, Chestnut, Black, and Brown

(22)

Bay, Chestnut, and Black: Definition and Classification

(2)

Bay, Chestnut, and Black: Genetic Control

(4)

Dominant Black

(2)

Two Subtypes of Bay: Wild Bay and Bay

(1)

Seal Brown

(1)

General Factors Modifying Bay, Chestnut, and Black

(13)

Shade: Definition and Classification

(2)

Shade: Genetic Control

(1)

Sooty: Definition and Classification

(3)

Sooty: Genetic Control

(1)

Mealy: Definition and Classification

(2)

Mealy: Genetic Control

(1)

Mane and Tail Color on Chestnut and Sorrel: Definition and Classification

(1)

Mane and Tail Color on Chestnut and Sorrel: Genetic Control

(1)

Bend Or Spots

(1)

Dapples

(2)

Colors Built from the Basic Colors

(34)

Linebacked Dun: Definition and Classification

(5)

Linebacked Dun: Genetic Control

(1)

Cream-related Colors: Definition and Classification

(4)

Cream-related Colors: Genetic Control

(2)

Champagne: Definition and Classification

(2)

Champagne: Genetic Control

(3)

Pearl: Definition, Classification, and Genetic Control

(1)

Silver Dapple: Definition and Classification

(3)

Silver Dapple: Genetic Control

(2)

Mushroom: Definition, Classification, and Genetic Control

(1)

Other Dilutions

(1)

Compound Dilute Colors

(3)

Brindle

(1)

Eye Color

(1)

Foal Color

(1)

Summary of the Genetic Control of Horse Color

(4)

Patterns of White

(50)

General Considerations

(1)

Patterns with Individual White Hairs: Grey and Roan

(10)

Grey: Definition and Classification

(3)

Grey: Genetic Control

(1)

Roan: Definition and Classification

(3)

Roan: Genetic Control

(1)

Frosty

(1)

White Ticking

(1)

Patterns of White Striping

(1)

Roaned

(1)

White Lacing

(1)

Birdcatcher Spots

(1)

Patterns with Nonsymmetric Patches of White: White Marks, Paints, and Pintos

(25)

Face and Leg Markings: Definition and Classification

(2)

Face and Leg Markings: Genetic Control

(1)

Patterns with White Body Patches

(1)

Paint or Pinto Patterns

(3)

Tobiano: Definition and Classification

(2)

Tobiano: Genetic Control

(1)

Calico Tobiano

(1)

Overo

(1)

Frame: Definition and Classification

(1)

Frame: Genetic Control

(2)

Sabino: Definition and Classification

(2)

Sabino: Genetic Control

(3)

Splashed White: Definition and Classification

102

(1)

Splashed White: Genetic Control

103

(1)

Manchado

104

(1)

Overo Crop Out Horses

105

(1)

Combination Paint Patterns

106

(2)

Paint Summary

108

(1)

White

109

(1)

Patterns of White with Symmetric White Patches: The Leopard Complex

110

(1)

Leopard Complex: Definition and Classification

110

(11)

D.P. Sponenberg

Sheila Archer

Rebecca Bellone

Leopard Complex: Genetic Control

117

(4)

Patterns of White Summary

121

(2)

Horse Color and Horse Breeding

123

(6)

Peculiarities of Hair Growth

129

(4)

Donkey Color

133

(14)

Patterns of White

137

(3)

Genetics of Donkey Color

140

(4)

Summary of Donkey Color

144

(2)

Hair Growth in Donkeys

146

(1)

Color Photographs

147

(58)

Appendix 1 Horse Color Names by Category

205

(6)

Appendix 2 Loci, Alleles, and Effects

211

(4)

Appendix 3 Usual Genotypes of Major Colors

215

(4)

Appendix 4 Alleles Present in Representative Breeds in the USA

219

(4)

Appendix 5 Expected Results of Crossing Various Colors

223

(32)

Appendix 6 Unpublished Data Supporting Conclusions

255

(2)

Mushroom

255

(1)

Calico Tobiano

256

(1)

Donkey Color

256

(1)

Bibliography

257

(10)

Index

267

D. Phillip Sponenberg, DVM, PhD, is professor of pathology and genetics at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, and has worked in the field of animal color genetics for nearly three decades. His work with rare breed conservation, largely through the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy, has provided ample opportunity to pursue the variations and details of color in several uncommon but important breeds.

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