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Posted by: bloodycats at Mon Mar 7 19:49:45 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bloodycats ] Why I believe that a "moustache" is a heritable trait in it's own right is the snakekeeper's axanthics. From browsing their available list off and on the past couple years, I have noticed that the axanthics seem to usually have the moustache, and so do the hets! It may be a co-dom thing people just aren't too concerned with? A possible axanthic het marker? (Of course if it is inherited seperately from the axanthic gene, it only marks that the snake is related to the axanthic blood who demonstrated the moustache where it came from, NOT that it carries the gene for axanthic, as these traits may be inherited separately.) [ Hide Replies ]
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