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Posted by: BoidaeAddiction at Thu Jun 28 16:16:06 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by BoidaeAddiction ]  
   

I feel like the paradigm will prove itself to be epistatic regarding the two genes involved; the sharon moore hypo, and the sharp strain albino. Epistasis can involve two genes which share the same loci, are tightly linked, and produce an intermediate phenotype altogether. More or less, a scientific way to state the obvious, but mike's further breeding trials may throw us a curve ball altogether. Trey Schneller

   

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