I know very little of genetics but am interested if a recessive and a dominant or a codominant can be visible together.
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Genetics
gandabrenzo
Jul 27, 2009 09:37 PM
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lep1pic1
Aug 04, 2009 10:51 PM
ALBINO ANACONDA HOGNOSE
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Archie Bottoms
Paul Hollander
Aug 05, 2009 11:40 PM
Yes.
The inheritance mode does not make any difference. One animal can show the effects of two independent recessive mutant genes, two independent dominant mutant genes, two independent codominant mutant genes, or any other combination of dominant/codominant/recessive with dominant/codominant/recessive.
An orange cat with white nose, feet, and belly has a dominant mutant (orange) and a codominant mutant (spot).
Animals showing the effects of two recessive mutants are seen most commonly simply because there are more recessive mutants than dominant or codominant mutants.
Paul Hollander
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