Ok...thanks for all that...but to be clear here...you are saying hogism (for the purposes of my question - "hogism" being the hypo trait which hog island boas show) will appear in varying degrees in all of the offspring? Or will it act more like a co-dominant trait and show up in some of the offspring and not at all in others? Thanks to any who can answer this...

- Damian

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• Hogism.... codominant? - damian5000, Sun Jun 19 16:52:41 2005
• Hoggs are a species, not a trait. - RyanT, Sun Jun 19 18:09:18 2005
• that doesn't help with my question...and....... - damian5000, Sun Jun 19 21:46:15 2005
• I believe the correct answer is somewhere in the middle.>>> - CCS, Sun Jun 19 22:24:18 2005
• .............................................. - damian5000, Mon Jun 20 00:28:23 2005
• Hogism, as it will from now on be known, lol..... - Biophiliacs, Mon Jun 20 00:55:33 2005
• SO basically.............?? - damian5000, Mon Jun 20 15:39:16 2005
• I would have to say that.... - Biophiliacs, Tue Jun 21 00:55:48 2005
• I appreciate the clear concise answer. Thanks. NP - damian5000, Tue Jun 21 14:05:35 2005
• "truly dominant" - topnotchboas, Wed Jun 22 00:42:27 2005
• There is somthing going on.........more> - PanamaRed, Mon Jun 20 13:10:25 2005
• So basically?? - damian5000, Mon Jun 20 16:56:04 2005
• "hogism" as you put it would be expressed like every other locality cross.. - topnotchboas, Wed Jun 22 00:36:38 2005
• Clarification: - topnotchboas, Wed Jun 22 00:45:32 2005