>> So, the answer is simple as said before, all the different forms of T albinism identified in other species (human, mouses, ....) are all recessive. , {B}so if now you want to say that some forms of T positive albinos are dominant, it's up to you.{/B}

>> Give me a genetic mutation called hypo and studied in other species and I will look at it.

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I missed where Paul said that Salmons are Albino. He stated they are T positive. This is in fact true. They have functioning tyrosinase. And the Salmon trait is a Dominant one, not recessive.



Sounds like his statement is pretty solid to me. ???



Than again, I am still pretty new to this whole genetics thing. Lots to learn.
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• T blonde albinos, food for thought , - zenzinia, Sat Jun 2 14:39:44 2007
• RE: T blonde albinos, food for thought , - vcaruso15, Sat Jun 2 14:59:06 2007
• Good food for thought.... - Sun_King, Sat Jun 2 15:56:30 2007
• RE: T blonde albinos, food for thought , - wstreps, Sat Jun 2 17:55:32 2007
• Sorry, - zenzinia, Sat Jun 2 18:37:31 2007
• RE: T blonde albinos, food for thought , - TnK, Sat Jun 2 18:52:01 2007
• RE: T blonde albinos, food for thought - Paul Hollander, Sat Jun 2 18:36:47 2007
• RE: T blonde albinos, food for thought - zenzinia, Sat Jun 2 19:13:51 2007
• RE: T blonde albinos, food for thought - Ophidia_Junkie, Sun Jun 3 06:42:13 2007
• RE: T blonde albinos, food for thought - Paul Hollander, Mon Jun 4 13:14:02 2007