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RE: Hypos and Salmons?

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Posted by: RedArgentine at Thu Sep 30 08:27:35 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RedArgentine ]  
   

It was used in refferance, as it is elsewhere.
An example of co-dominance in Boa morphs would be the motley trait, where the super is patternless.
The hypos should be refered to as visable hets, and homozygous.

   

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