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Definition of Codominant....

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Posted by: krhodes at Mon Sep 27 10:57:46 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by krhodes ]  
   

Troy please repost the article, I did not have a chance to research it.
(Please excuse my layman's terms)

From what I gather there are two thoughts on the definition of DOMINANT
1) a trait that overtakes another trait 1st generation. 100% of offspring follow the dominant trait.
2) A trait that when crossed with another trait, produces 50%
offspring looking identical to it and the other offspring looking like the other parent.

For INCOMPLETE DOMINANT
a mixture of two traits expressed in the 1st generation. percentages not given

For CODOMINANT
2 distinctly different traits expressed at the same time. Not a mix like the incomplete dominant trait. percentages not given.


Again this is not the definition scale that we tend to follow in the reptile world, just what I have found researching the topic.
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Thank you,
Kevin Rhodes

www.spiderhognose.com

http://www.freewebs.com/spreptile/index.htm
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