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RE: How many forms of hypo??

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Posted by: KJUN at Sun May 17 08:25:27 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by KJUN ]  
   

There are two lineages of "bright colored" bullsnakes sold under the term hypo: the lineage descended from normals purchased at the Stillwater Round-up and descendednts from the Colorado line of hypomelanism. I also agree that the Stillwater "hypo" is a bit of a misnomer, but it is recognized by that name.



That means 2 for the short answer, and evidence says that they are NOT allelic.

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