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RE: Ruby red eyes.....

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Posted by: Aaron at Wed May 2 15:43:26 2012   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Aaron ]  
   

It's been my impression that "hypo" is not really a specific mutation, rather sort of a catch all term to describe any number of genetic conditions that result in reduced melanin. Whereas "T Plus" describes a specific mutation that results from a specific process.

In other words "hypo" describes a result and "T Plus" decribes a cause. All "T Plus Amelanistics" are hypo because they look hypo and hypo is just a look, but not all hypos are T Plus Amels because hypo is just a look that can result from numerous different causes.
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