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Posted by: AbsoluteApril at Fri Jun 24 11:05:35 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by AbsoluteApril ]  
   

this part:
"An example of a codominant gene is the motley. When the motley gene is paired with a normal allele, it partially expresses itself and the normal allele partially expresses itself."

explained it to me very clearly, I was thinking the co-dominant
had something to do with two expressions having an effect on each other so I was headed in the right direction.
Thanks!

   

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