I want more information on genetics, is there a website or better yet a good book to get on the subject? Like something written for a hobbyist, I could go get a college level book on the subject, but that wouldn't really help me too much. Is there a "Genetics for Dummies" book?



>>as "co-dom" (it is really incomplete dom, if you want more info on co-dom/dom/incomplete dom genetics just ask) is when there would be three phases: "True giant" (when both alleles are for giantism), "giant" (one allele is for giantism), and "normal" (no alleles for giantism). But it apears it is just dominant as i do not know of a middle sized ("giant", one allele for giantism) and it appears there is just normal and "true giant".

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