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Posted by: joshhutto at Sat Sep 23 01:07:34 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by joshhutto ] After reading all of this I think chris is on the right track but not completely. These genes are showing a very high similarity to the lesser/mojave/lemon/butter complex in ball pythons. All of these animals are different looking (phenotypically) however when bred to each other they all produce a white snake. Some have concluded this white snake is not a lucy but a trait caused by a null gene that eliminates the pigmenting process. However, when one of these white snakes is bred to a normal, you get an almost equal ratio of the 2 morphs used to create the lucy. For instance one lucy x normal breeding produced 3 lessers and 5 mojaves. No lucy x normal breeding has produced a normal baby which goes toward the theory they are different mutations of the same allele. It is impossible for the lucy parent to pass on a normal copy of the allele to any offspring since it doesn't have one itself. | ||
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