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    Then explain this to me. When I read the definition of allelic...that pretty much covers ALL genes/mutations. It's generic. It's not specific to this type of behavior. Dominants, Co-Dom, Recessives...they are ALL allelic. At least according to all the genetics web sites I have visited. And so we have these more descriptive terms to use for specific allelic behaviors.
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