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    Re: Homozygous Spider Morph

    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    yes it does. Homo = 100% Het = 50%
    Exactly this is what I have been saying. One problem though, there are no homo dominant traits in ball pythons and thats what I am talking about (except for the one pin is suppose) so statistially speaking they should pass on the dominant trait to all their offspring if they are dominant but they dont exist so they dont. Its all great in theory and it works out on a punnett square but in application there are no homo dominant balls in application, except the one pin apparently.
    Last edited by Domepiece; 01-19-2012 at 06:08 PM.

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