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    Re: Understanding the platty gene?

    [QUOTE=abi21491;1595427]That doesn't mean they aren't on the same locus They are on the same locus because a Platinum is a super, it can't produce normals. If it wasn't on the same locus, normals would be produced - kind of like when you breed a Bumblebee (Spider x Pastel) to a normal.. You'll get Spiders, Pastels, Bees and Normals. A Platinum x Normal will give Lessers and Het Plattys, like a Lesser x Mojo BEL will give all Lessers and Mojos. No normals but it also can't reproduce itself UNLESS the other parent provides one of the needed genes.

    No, a Lesser can't carry the gene, but a Platinum does. It is a Lesser x Het Platinum. Aalomon's answer below breaks it down well





    Never heard of a locus.

    Anyway, I wonder why a platty X normal breeding can't produce a platty. Or maybe you can.?
    Last edited by Jason Bowden; 07-05-2011 at 09:58 AM.

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