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  • 10-09-2008, 12:17 AM
    JAMills
    Re: Questions on the Super Stripe
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    Originally Posted by RandyRemington View Post
    I think it's going to be another multiple mutant allele complex like the lesser\butter\mojave\Vin Russo\phantom\special\hidden complex. Two different mutations of the same gene (a different gene than the het blue eyed complex with many more distinct mutations but like them in that yellow belly and specter-whirlwind seem to be different mutations of a common gene). I believe there have been a very few super stripe X normal breedings reported without any normals or super stripes so far to disprove the theory that yellow bell and specter-whirlwind could be different mutations of the same gene.

    Thank you Randy. I always like to here your imput when it comes to genetics. Really enjoyed listening to you on ReptileRadio with Larry and BT. As for your thoughts on the Super Stripe I had not thought of it like that but I do like that theory and it does sound like a very good possibility of the YB, Whirlwind, Spector gene.

    Now Could someone post some pics of the Whirlwind or Spector and/or give a good discription of the defining characteristic of the mutation.
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