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    spider x spider article

    Quote Originally Posted by Mada View Post
    is it possible in genetics for the super form to cancel its self out and become heteral? where the two copies of the genes will only copy over once even where both are present? i mean ive never heard of such a thing but in a world where a skin condition could be only thrown in the boys or the girls of a clutch my mind is open to options. there are a lot of things to me as a noobie that seem strange as heck on these genes.
    That would be due to sex linking. In humans there is either XX or XY and some genetic issues are only carried by the Y chromosome meaning only men can carry it, ect. This isn't a case of sex linking but there is a possibility that there could be a defect during mitosis like the spider gene causing it to not split properly or later when the DNA copies for meiosis. It could also be during DNA crossover. I wish someone would take samples and replicate the process in a lab so we can know for sure Btw my clutch of lesser bee X killer bee has pipped
    Last edited by aLittleLessButter; 01-24-2016 at 10:29 AM.

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