Me too, but Steve's are hardly a "line" just yet.Originally Posted by chris-uk
I speculate that in his case, and these, that it's polygenic. Bring together certain unexpressed genes in just the right combination and specific order in the DNA sequence and viola, together they become expressed in the outward appearance.
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05-06-2012, 12:18 AM #1Banned
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[QUOTE=ConcinnusMan;209389]Me too, but Steve's are hardly a "line" just yet.
Steve, you have a B&W radix "line". Are there pics in a post somewhere
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Originally Posted by ConcinnusMan
Me too, but Steve's are hardly a "line" just yet.
Steve, you have a B&W radix "line". Are there pics in a post somewhere......
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gene...w-radixes.htmlSteve
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