I don't have anything higher the HS Biology, but how I described it, is how it was described to me yrs back, by someone who actually wrote a book on the subject.
I'll ask a couple people who I know work in genetics for a living, and see if maybe my memory is remembering wrong, but I'm pretty sure I'm remembering right. I'll let you know via PM what I find out.
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Originally Posted by JCCS
Rick, I took a couple years of upper level biology. You're close, but not dead on. Simple dominant is where there is no true distinguishable difference between the heterozygous and homozygous forms of the gene, as in hypo. An incomplete dominant gene has the phenotypically evident difference between the heterozygous and homozygous forms, as in jungles, motleys, and aztecs.
Co-dominant is where two dominant morphs "co-exist", creating a different phenotype, as in a hypo jungle or any other combination.
Chris
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PS, for you guys that are good at picking Jungles, what do you think of this guy?
