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    Re: Making the cleanest BEL

    I'm not very sure about this, but I thought Ralph Davis did eventually produce more like the platty daddy? Isn't it lesser + hidden gene on the same locus?

    As far as polygenic traits... well, first of all, as I understand that term, I've always thought it was a misnomer. Doesn't polyloci traits make more sense?

    Anyway, I think there are lots of things with BPs that are probably polygenic traits. The coloring & patterning of normals are 2 likely examples. It is just a field that has not been researched much so far.
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    Re: Making the cleanest BEL

    Quote Originally Posted by kc261 View Post
    I'm not very sure about this, but I thought Ralph Davis did eventually produce more like the platty daddy? Isn't it lesser + hidden gene on the same locus?
    Yes he did. There is one in the 07 breeding records. And he has a ButterDaddy in the 08 records
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