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vjl4
at Fri Dec 1 13:51:56 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by vjl4 ]
Just to speculate a little, and without data from the albino X p. albino cross it is just a lot of speculation on my part......
It could be that even though there are two genes responcible (if there are two) that they are not completely dominant to each other. So you could get some kind of co-dominance or incomplete dominance in the f1 cross. Dont think there is any data yet to support this, but what the hell. Some where out there cross them this year and find out what happens, I buy a pair of the offspring 
best,
Vinny
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