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jerseyserpents
at Thu Jun 28 20:38:40 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jerseyserpents ]
Ok I understand calling normal hypo's heterozygous.
I also think that beginners should keep het and co-dom or dom out of the same sentence all together.
Heres what I dont get. I am no college grad, I know boa genetics as well as anyone from a non-technical stand point. But to me any mutation that yields 50% visuals in the first generation and supers if those sibs are bred together should be co-dom or incomplete dom. A spider or pinstripe ball is considered dom because there is no super form. There is a super form in hypo's whether or not you can pick them out of the crowd to me is irrelavent.
Paul and Dave you guys know way more than I do from a technical stand point (I cant even spell technical or irrelavent.LOL) so I'm not saying your wrong and I'm right. It just doesnt make sense that a spider ball is dom because there is no super but in every other "co-dom" mutation there is a super its just that hypo's are the only ones you cant pick out from a crowd so this makes them dom???
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1.0 Poss super PC Salmon 05 (Rich Ihle)
0.1 Dubay Pastel 04 (Clay English)
1.0 Sharp Albino 05 (Mike Wilbanks)
0.1 Normal BCI 04 (????)
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RE: 100% agreed with snakesbydesign except.. - jerseyserpents, Thu Jun 28 20:38:40 2007