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I use a website called Coursera, they offer free classes from top universities and have a lot of interesting topics. One of the ones I have been following lately is about "Useful Genetics". I just follow along at my own pace and they make it so that someone with no background in genetics can learn from the material too.
https://www.coursera.org/course/usefulgenetics
I think anyone that breeds chinchillas would find a lot of the material in this course useful. Things like why white and BV might have lethal factors, and why some traits don't follow the dominant/recessive pattern. The class starts out with the basics and moves in depth, way past basic punnet squares and dominant/recessive.
You can sign up for classes that finished already and just look back over the material or there is a new course starting in september. If you do the class on the schedule and complete the quizzes you can get a certificate too. ^^ But I just listen to the lectures as I have time.
https://www.coursera.org/course/usefulgenetics
I think anyone that breeds chinchillas would find a lot of the material in this course useful. Things like why white and BV might have lethal factors, and why some traits don't follow the dominant/recessive pattern. The class starts out with the basics and moves in depth, way past basic punnet squares and dominant/recessive.
You can sign up for classes that finished already and just look back over the material or there is a new course starting in september. If you do the class on the schedule and complete the quizzes you can get a certificate too. ^^ But I just listen to the lectures as I have time.
