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    Question Spider morph question

    Hi, I‘m new and I’m still learning about the different morphs and the genetics behind them. I have found out that the spider morph is dominant but I am unsure what that means because if co-dominant genes like pastel shows even in the het form how much more can a gene do when it is dominant?
    Just a guess but does it mean that it is homozygous and skips the het even when a spider is bred to a normal for example?
    Last edited by Royal Snakes; 04-07-2006 at 09:10 AM.

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