some additional information is incorrect.



It labels Supers as being synoymous with dominant.



A animal isn't dominant or co-dominant, the mutation is. Hypomelanism in boas is dominant. Meaning that the heterozygous and homozygous forms have the same phenotype. If the heterozygous and homozygous forms had difference phenotypes it would be co-dominant.



In recessive mutations the heterozygous animals have the same phenotype of wild type animals, because wild type is dominant over the mutation. Make sense?



Not your fault, it is the incorrect information circulating the web. The internet is a great place for information, sadly no one is here to check it.

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• What does hypo x hypo produce? - shot, Sat Sep 16 22:32:13 2006
• Paul, do you want to take this one? - ChrisGilbert, Sat Sep 16 22:37:25 2006
• From salmonboa.com> - ChrisGilbert, Sat Sep 16 22:50:06 2006
• RE: From salmonboa.com> - shot, Sat Sep 16 23:01:14 2006
• On that link... - ChrisGilbert, Sat Sep 16 23:10:57 2006
• Just because it's in print.... - rainbowsrus, Sun Sep 17 00:43:43 2006
• AND - rainbowsrus, Sun Sep 17 01:04:43 2006
• Chris and Dave thanks for the lesson.. - shot, Sun Sep 17 07:56:05 2006
• Apology Accepted........... - vcaruso15, Sun Sep 17 12:09:19 2006
• Ditto..... - rainbowsrus, Sun Sep 17 18:38:30 2006