If you breed a bumblebee to a normal, what should you expect to get out of it? The answer I would give to this question is: pastels, spiders, and normals. Why are some people getting bumblebees out of Bumblebee X Normal pairings? If you do out the punnett square, it just doesn't make sense. Can someone enlighten me please?
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Spider
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Genetics question: bumblebee
spider916
Jul 28, 2008 03:49 PM
Replies (4)
darkcontinent
Jul 28, 2008 03:58 PM
because it is a double co-dominate snake(spider and pastel). so if the pastel gene hits at the same time that the spider gene does, you will get a bumble bee. so a bee to normal should result in 25% normal, 25% spider, 25% pastel, and 25% bumble bee. hope this helps
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Wayne and Ryan
Dark Continent Reptiles
www.darkcontinentreptiles.con
MATTI1919
Jul 28, 2008 03:59 PM
P = pastel
S =spider
ps = normal
PpSs = BumbleBee
PpSs x ppss --> PS Ps pS ps x ps
-----PS----Ps----pS----ps
ps--PpSs--Ppss--ppSs--ppss
25% bumblebee
4ktung
Jul 28, 2008 05:30 PM
Yeah...what he said.
pitoon
Jul 29, 2008 02:52 AM
yeah, what he said!
