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RE: Hypos and Salmons?

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Posted by: b1r2s at Wed Sep 29 21:53:27 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by b1r2s ]  
   

All correct except your use of the term co-dominant. It is a simple dominant gene. Co or incomplete dominance is displayed if a homozygous animal looks different than a heterozygous animnal, which is not the case with this mutation. It is commonly thought of as a codominant gene because of the term "super" given to homozygous salmons, but it was given wrong and early on in the morph game that it has kinda stuck.


   

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