Article
A tiger mouse and relatives. Variants caused by an activated transposable element?
The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2000
Wallace M E, Nash H R
Abstract excerpt
In a laboratory-bred population of wild Peruvian house mice, one male had an excessive rate of non-pairing of the X and Y chromosomes. After crossing him with laboratory stock mice, a mouse of very unusual phenotype appeared from a yellow (AyA) mother. He was yellow with black dorsal stripes; hence Tiger. He was mated to many females, and inbred F2 and F3 generations were raised. There were no more tiger...
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