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RE: Thanks Paul...I was thinking.....

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Posted by: Paul Hollander at Tue Sep 26 18:12:47 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Paul Hollander ]  
   

>What I was trying to put into words may best be explained by just saying ...What if the T positive and the Boawoman Hypo are not the same gene?

That can be checked. Boawoman hypo (AKA Moore caramel) and the two? mutants commonly called T-positives are supposed to be recessive to their respective normal genes. A boa with a pair of genes T-positive//T-positive is mated to a boa with a pair of genes Boawoman hypo//Boawoman hypo. If the babies turn out to be normal, then the two mutants are not related.

Paul Hollander

   

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