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Posted by: oddballpythons at Tue Apr 12 15:23:53 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by oddballpythons ] What I am talking about is actual chances, not mathmatical probability which is different. An example is if there was no super pastel 75% of the babies would be pastel. So you have a 75% chance of getting a pastel and a 25% chance that one of those babies will have the additional pastel gene making it a super. It is still a pastel it just has both pastel genes. I am just showing that if you had four babies the ideal would be 1 super, 2 pastels, and 1 normal. But if none of the snakes get both of the pastel genes you will have 3 pastels and 1 normal, not 2 pastels and 2 normals, of course that is just the average odds not what will actually happen. You could get ten eggs and them all be supers or all be normal, being that is is totally random how it happens. | ||
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