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Kinship Chart

Kinship is the comparative family relationship between two sugar gliders by demonstrating their common descent from a known ancestor.

Use this chart to determine the relationship, if any, of the gliders you plan to breed.  Look at their lineage charts and find the closest common ancestor.  Write it under "Common Ancestor", then add each name until you get to your glider.  Do this for one glider across the top, then the second glider down the side.  Where you two gliders' names meet (going across and down) is their relationship.  Use the color chart descriptions to determine if they can safely be paired together for breeding.  Learn how to use this chart HERE.
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Click here for a fill-able Kinship Chart

Presented at the 2015 SGGA, below is a PowerPoint Presentation written by Glider Nursery to explain how to determine Kinship and COI. 
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