Simply beautiful, Joep. You make truly beautiful fish.Joepmaster said:Made a picture of my platinum oHM rosetail, just can not get enough of him. He probably is the best male I've bred untill now:
Many greetings from the Netherlands,
Joep
(although NOT all of an organism's cells are 2n - gametes are haploid. Alo, fungi and some algae are haploid during the majority of their life-cycles, and many plants practice "alternation of generations - n, 2n, n, 2n....)Yep that is mecation said:Off topic - are you the same Joep that writes some of the articles on Bettysplendens? Nice work, if it's you!
) .......thanks for the appreciation. Understandable. I have a biology degree too, so my antenna went up. I think they are very useful and well written - it's tough to know what to put in and what to leave out so folks can understand it....On one hand, you want to explain the n of the gamete, because it's important when discussing the genetics of breeding - but on the other hand, you've got to make it accessible for your audience. I think you did a good job of it.Joepmaster said:Yep that is mecation said:Off topic - are you the same Joep that writes some of the articles on Bettysplendens? Nice work, if it's you!
I know not all organisms are 2n but the most familiar are. I didn't want it to make to complicated. There is already to much complicated not understandable info available on genetics, etc. These articles are just an attempt to make the basis information more available for everybody on a easy readable and understandable manner, my medical biology background helps me a lot in this.
Many greetings from the Netherlands,
Joep
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