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    Re: Is it possible for the original carrier of morph to be super co-dominant?

    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    According to vin Russo the first congo was a super congo, however it is considered dominant, not co-dom
    Cool! Thanks for the information!

    A super congo (with a pair of congo mutant genes) has two congo parents, each with (most likely) a congo mutant gene paired with a normal gene. Neither congo parent looks normal. As far as I am concerned, that answers the OP's question with a yes.

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