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RE: Anerythristic = supers?

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Posted by: BCIexotics at Fri Jan 19 20:08:39 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BCIexotics ]  
   

Having a super form would imply that the gene you are working with is codominant...in other words looks different in the homozyguous form than the het form..and diff from the het to the normal form.

The anery gene is not codominant, but recessive. Anery bred to anery would produce all anerys. It is breeding two identical homozygous recessive genes together...which will give you a complete litter of anery boas...nothing more...nothing less.

Hope this helps.


   

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