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    Re: Lesser bee X Silver Bullet

    Quote Originally Posted by GenePirate View Post
    If you want to do your own Punnett, CP and Cp across the top (there are no other combos for these two traits), and the four LS combos down the side (2 x 4 = 8).

    If you’re thinking black pastel in place of cinny, just substitute B for C, or whichever letter you choose, and rename as appropriate.
    Actually, if you wanted to draw a punnett square for a breeding that involves four genes, the square would be 16 by 16, and contain 256 squares. There will be many duplicates within the square, but that would be the proper way to do it, and the only way if each of those animals were containing parts of the four genes (much more important when dealing with recessives).
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