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RE: Dom/Co-Dom?

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Posted by: jayefbe at Fri Mar 6 21:52:00 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jayefbe ]  
   

Your theory is kinda correct but the math is wrong. a spider x spider (in theory) would produce 3/4 spiders (with each having a 1/3 shot of being homozygous spider) and 1/4 normals. The yb x yb would produce 1/4 ivory, 1/2 yb, 1/4 normal.

   

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