I must me off my game.. Where is the Pinstripe in that animal??
02-24-2011, 10:22 AM
SansCera
Re: Guessing Game :x
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Originally Posted by Serpent_Nirvana
Wow, wouldn't have guessed that! :) Neat paradox! (Be really neat if it proves out to have gotten its gonads from the pinstripe parent ... :O )
Neat riddle, took me a minute to figure out the "heart" bit too. (Like, as in, all the pictures are of the same animal, so all the "animals" in the picture have the same heart ... I get it now. :snake:)
Exactly :clap:
I am hoping to prove him out as a Pinstripe. I don't see why he wouldn't be.
He was produced by my palio Brian @ BHB :bow:
02-24-2011, 10:31 AM
Serpent_Nirvana
Re: Guessing Game :x
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Originally Posted by SansCera
Exactly :clap:
I am hoping to prove him out as a Pinstripe. I don't see why he wouldn't be.
He was produced by my palio Brian @ BHB :bow:
... I think it depends on how the paradox thing works on a genetic level, and I don't think we totally know. (I tried to ask this extremely unfriendly genetics prof what he thought ... He totally and completely blew off my question. :colbert: )
I think the most logical explanation is that they're basically a chimera, where two genetically distinct babies start to form separately, then fuse together to make a single snake. If that's the case, then whichever snake went to forming the gonads would determine what type of offspring the paradox can throw. I've heard of a couple of "paradox albinos" proving out to be only "hets" when bred. To me, the most logical explanation for that is that it was really a chimera, and the het sibling was the one that got the gonads, not the albino.
... But then again, they might not be chimeras, they might be something totally different! ... Maybe some day we'll get to do some DNA analysis on them and really find out. :D
02-24-2011, 01:32 PM
jsmorphs2
That's pretty cool! You'll have to post more pictures so we can see the paradox spot better :D.