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RandyRemington
at Sat Jul 23 08:53:12 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RandyRemington ]
Are there any similarities between the heterozygous Russo animals and the Mojaves? Belly, color, anything? I sure think the more similar looking ones (lesser, mojave, phantom, maybe even butter) are different mutations of the same gene. There is even a theory that the platy effect is caused by yet another mutation of that same gene that apparently has little or no effect by it's self so is quite different so I could still see the Russo line being yet another mutant variant (allele) of the same gene - especially if there are any similarities. But then again, the big test will be to raise these up and breed them and see if they can produce normal or leucistic with normals. Are either of them male?
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- Another Page In The Leucistic History Books! - Greg Graziani, Fri Jul 22 09:41:24 2005
- Congrats Greg - ALbinoboa7, Fri Jul 22 09:52:39 2005
- RE: Another Page In The Leucistic History Books! - Herpquest, Fri Jul 22 10:00:57 2005
- Oh....YEAH!!!!!!!! - TSKinc, Fri Jul 22 10:18:38 2005
- Congrats Greg and Vin! They are SWEET! np - Oz, Fri Jul 22 10:25:22 2005
- RE: Another Page In The Leucistic History Books! - Corey Woods, Fri Jul 22 13:27:20 2005
- Thats Awesome... - OC-Balls, Fri Jul 22 15:01:46 2005
- Congratulations Again Greg & Jacki! Vin gets credit too! Good job! - ASFReptiles, Fri Jul 22 15:12:43 2005
- Congrats!.... and In your opinion? - Markus Jayne, Fri Jul 22 15:22:26 2005
- Those are remarkable. - MarkS, Fri Jul 22 16:38:59 2005
- Greg - those are 2 awesome snakes! Cograts. n/p - alicecobb, Fri Jul 22 17:31:24 2005
- could not happen to a better guy - swreptile, Sat Jul 23 00:28:18 2005
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RE: Our Theory is…… - RandyRemington, Sat Jul 23 08:53:12 2005