I agree with no damage being done in many generations but I do recall an input television show about an island in the tropics with just birds and one species of snake. The snakes have inbread over countless generations and they showed the hempies and they were mutated. Both male and female. The number of true males and females were about 1:1 with the transgenders.



Just food for thought



It was the discovery channel BTW

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• Effects of inbreeding on snakes.....(questions) - Zazanak, Wed Jun 18 15:10:44 2003
• RE: Effects of inbreeding on snakes.....(questions) - jmartin104, Wed Jun 18 15:14:32 2003
• You, like most people, are confused... - Jeff Favelle, Wed Jun 18 16:55:09 2003
• This must have been for Zazanak - jmartin104, Wed Jun 18 17:00:18 2003
• RE: This must have been for Zazanak - Jeff Favelle, Wed Jun 18 21:30:43 2003
• RE: You, like most people, are confused... - meretseger, Wed Jun 18 17:00:29 2003
• RE: You, like most people, are confused... - mykee, Wed Jun 18 17:27:05 2003
• Yes and No - piebaldpython, Wed Jun 18 17:57:12 2003
• Oh yeah, happens all the time with Island species.... - Jeff Favelle, Wed Jun 18 21:36:16 2003
• Jeff, you impress me more and more each time I read your posts! n/p - sparke303, Thu Jun 19 02:26:37 2003
• RE: Jeff, you impress me more and more each time I read your posts! n/p - Jeff Favelle, Thu Jun 19 12:33:10 2003
• Wow!!!! Awesome! n/p - sparke303, Thu Jun 19 17:37:24 2003
• not really - jyohe, Wed Jun 18 18:57:28 2003
• RE: Effects of inbreeding on snakes.....(questions) - Paul Hollander, Wed Jun 18 18:32:03 2003