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Co-Dominant and Dominant trait in colubrids.

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Posted by: Milki at Wed Jan 11 10:32:34 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Milki ]  
   

Hey guys,

I have a lot of interest in co-dominant traits, and there are a lot of these morphs in the python and boa world.

But after looking in to the issue for a while, i still haven't found any co-dominant and dominant morphs in colubrids.

I will appreciate if anyone could let me know if there are any, and also appreciate a good explanation, on why this traits are so much more common in pythons and boas.

Thanks,
Nevo Schwartz


   

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