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    Re: Ball python single gene morph descriptions -need feedback

    Thanks for all the replies, this is very helpful. Yes, my main concern was that some of the things listed as "dominant" may in fact be codominant or otherwise not dominant. It is important for me to know this because obviously if I base my conclusions or findings on incorrect data, those conclusions or findings are meaningless. As soon as this reply is posted, I will edit my original post to include a link to the pdf of our wildtype description.

    Dr. Del, those ghost lines are indeed important, as non-complementation means that they are different loci despite being the same [or a highly similar] phenotype. Do you know which ones in particular have been crossed and proven incompatible with each other? I know that G1 Hypo and Ghost are incompatible based on my searches so far, but if there are more that is important for me to know.

    EDIT: because it won't let me go back and add to the original post, here is the link:
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8G...ew?usp=sharing
    Last edited by reptilelover1995; 10-05-2017 at 09:09 AM.

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