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Posted by: lilgemsmice at Sun Oct 16 22:55:52 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by lilgemsmice ] it is theoretically possible to breed out all genes from one of the parental species, just as it is possible to breed out all of the genes of any specific ancestor whether hybrid or pure. The problem is knowing which individuals carry one or more genes from the ancestor in question. (Again, as I said, there are no tests to analyze the entire genome of each snake to be sure each and every gene from the opposing specie has been bred out.) With enough breeding, it will eventually happen, you just won't know when and in which individual. [ Hide Replies ]
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