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    Re: Orange Dream Enchi

    Quote Originally Posted by BWyant View Post
    This seems like a good spot to ask a newb question....

    What exactly does allelic mean? The two genes (in this case OD and Enchi) sit in the same spot on the DNA ladder?

    I need this explained in small words, por favor.
    Yes, they both land on the same allele and therefor act like a homozygous(super) trait.

    A superstripe is a specter/yellowbelly combo and when bred to a normal makes specters and yellowbelly's and no normals because the two traits are allelic.
    Last edited by snakesRkewl; 10-09-2012 at 03:11 PM.
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