Quote Originally Posted by Mike@OutbackReptiles View Post
Since cinnamon an Mojave are dominant pattern morphs, I would assume they would dominate the "normal" pattern.
Dominant/co-dominant just means that you only need one copy of the mutant gene for it to express (versus "recessive," in which case both alleles need to be mutated for the animal to look different from wild-type).

Just because a gene is "dominant/co-dominant" doesn't mean that the pattern of the mutant babies won't be influenced by the wild-type parent's pattern.