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    It's easier (in my head anyway) to think of it this way:

    First, I'm working with only one incomplete dominant gene, so half of the offspring will carry it, and half won't.
    • 50% Butter, 50% non-Butter

    Next, I'm working with one visual recessive parent, and one het recessive parent. Half of the offspring will be visual recessives, the other half will be hets.
    • 50% of the Butters will be Genetic Stripe, the other 50% will be het Genetic Stripe
    • Same goes for the non-Butters - 50% GS, 50% het GS

    Drawing this out to its conclusion will give me the following results:
    • 25% Butter Genetic Stripe, 25% Butter het Genetic Stripe, 25% Genetic Stripe, 25% het Genetic Stripe
    Last edited by Eric Alan; 09-28-2016 at 02:52 PM.
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