White, Black & Golden Tigers

[GuateGojira]

(07-10-2014, 08:52 PM)'GuateGojira' Wrote: Continuing with these, I have found the document about the genetic of the white tigers and other two documents that can help us to understand why this mutation happen and that prove that the white gene has nothing to do with deformities (this is a cause of inbreeding, not of the gene).

Original document:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23707431

Support data:
http://abc.cbi.pku.edu.cn/talk/xu-xiao-tiger.pdf

Another new thesis:
http://repository.tamu.edu/bitstream/han...sequence=1

Let's see what we can learn from this new documents.

 

Pckts, my friend, have you read this documents yet? All the defects that you describe came from the inbreeding, not the white gene. White tigers CAN be breed in a natural way, using modern techniques. They can and MOST be saved from extinction, but only the Indian specimens are viable, as they don't have the Amur genes, and are pure P. t. tigris yet.

Not all white tigers have cross eyes, only some American specimens do, and even this, not all have this problem.

There are natural ways to save the white Indian tiger, but we MOST help the nature and the thesis that I post above show the way. Modern genetic techniques can help us to develop breeding systems that will program selective breeding between unrelated white and orange tigers. This new scientific form of breeding will produce white tigers without birth defects and this same technique should be used to save the few South China tigers still alive (remember that ALL captive South China tigers came from only 6 or 7 specimens).

I think that, at the end, we are agree that we are not agree, jejejeje

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Are you convinced now?

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