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Pattern Cross's

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Posted by: zx7trev at Thu Apr 21 11:26:59 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by zx7trev ]  
   

General Question.

What are the possiblities if two pattern morphs cross? What I mean is, lets take two made up Dominant morphs...The Checkerboard and The Crooked stripe. Notice both are patterns, not color morphs. A certain percantage of the young would be CheckerboardXCrooked. When you cross the two patterns, would they tend to blend, or is it possible for one "overwrite" the other? Are both possible? I guess, if there are any examples, they would be most common with ball morphs, but they are not my specialty, so I just don't know. Any ideas anyone?

Shawn


   

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