Do not count on the so-called T-positive albinos being produced by the same mutant gene. There has been so little crossing, as far as I know, that nobody knows whether there is a single mutant or several independent mutants that produce similar, lighter than normal appearances. And unless there has been testing of the Sharp and Kahl line of albinos, we do not know whether they are T-negative or T-positive yet. As they seem to be independent mutant genes, at least one must be T-positive. Possibly both are T-positive. If you are thoroughly confused now, welcome to the club.

Paul Hollander

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• History of T Albinos - boidmorphs, Mon May 30 10:37:15 2005
• RE: History of T Positive Albinos - boidmorphs, Mon May 30 10:44:51 2005
• RE: History of T Albinos - Amanda_Burke, Mon May 30 14:21:38 2005
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• Oh, that's right!!!... - Amanda_Burke, Mon May 30 19:28:53 2005
• RE: AMANDA, why do you have to do that to me???? - Jeremy Stone, Tue May 31 02:37:20 2005
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• Congrats on those hypo hets!! ...LONG! lol - Amanda_Burke, Tue May 31 13:36:20 2005
• I'm Glad I asked - boidmorphs, Mon May 30 21:19:48 2005
• RE: History of T Albinos - Paul Hollander, Tue May 31 12:44:09 2005
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