If a SUPER Salmon is bred to a normal, all of the babies will be Salmon. BUT the question is will there be a 50% chance that some of the babies will also be SUPER??????
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SUPER question....more........????????????
mikeinla
Jun 08, 2005 10:04 AM
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vcane
Jun 08, 2005 11:22 AM
no that would be super to normal salmon
AbsoluteApril
Jun 08, 2005 01:26 PM
You asked:
>If a SUPER Salmon is bred to a normal, all of the babies will be Salmon.
true. This is because the Super Salmon is carrying both genes for salmon, each baby will get one gene from the normal and one gene from the salmon, making each baby a salmon. (simplified explanation)
>BUT the question is will there be a 50% chance that some of the babies will also be SUPER?
No, none of the babies will be a super, in order to have a super salmon the boa must get the salmon gene from BOTH parents.
Hope that helped a little bit.
check out the learning center here for some info on genetics..
www.vmsherp.com/LearningCenter.htm
gotboids18
Jun 08, 2005 03:46 PM
No chance of supers, all of the babies would be co dominant.
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