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Genetics

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Looking for information on morph genetics for Bull snakes, Axanthic,Whitesided,Albino,Patternless...how they all work.
Also the history on the Patternless gene pertaining to the Northern Pine.

Any help?
 
Bullsnake morphs, to the best of my knowledge, are all simple recessive traits (and combinations of simple recessive traits).
 
I figured YOU would chime in Harald. Thanks. I guess I need to figure out what simple recessive and all the other terms actually mean by definition.
 
Hopefully these 2 links should help you.

This one is one of the simplest explanations of recessive and co-dominant traits and how they work.

http://www.albinotricolors.com/genetics.html

This one has great definitions of the different traits as well as a genetics predictor program which will tell you what to expect when crossing different het traits.

http://www.supersnakes.com/gwiz.htm

These should help get you on the right track anyway.
 
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