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Re: Not to spoil your fun...and it is fun
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In Reply to: Re: Not to spoil your fun...and it is fun posted by CD on June 09, 2001 at 22:02:55:
Well I was thinking of male pattern baldness which is a classic example of a sex linked 'defect' (sorry guys) related to the fact that there is no second 'x' gene to cover the gap.
Gosh the text books on sperm citing this different sperm behaviour are numerous and if you just look at the little critters under a microscope you can see the difference. ( I was trained to do my own sperm checks at a nationally ranked veterinary college as well as brreding champion quality dogs for many years) You will also find that if you check sperm that has been thawed after being frozen that you tend to have more females still swimming. Females fetuses tend to be hardier as well(and if you need 'studies' cited I will be happy to send you breeding records,not everything is well documented in the lab)
I guess I fail to see why it is so important for you to hang onto the clinical science as all- knowing. I have been 'in the field' and in the lab and I can tell you that 'the lab' cannot explain everything. Are you actually involved in brreding animals or just reading books?
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