Paul, thanks for the compliment.

When I first produced the hypos I thought they were "anerythristic". They had some black pigmentation but seemed to be much less red. As I have come to understand it, BRBs are red because of the way the melanin mixes with other pigments. The reduced melanin reduces the red as well. Does this sound reasonable?

I agree, it's easier to see what's going on when you can look at both anery and hypo together
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Mike Lockwood
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