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Thanks Tracy . . .

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Posted by JakeM on May 07, 2003 at 19:13:58:

In Reply to: I'm confused about the genetics . . . posted by Tracy Barker on May 07, 2003 at 17:12:59:

The original animal that started this whole project was a wild-caught homozygous ivory, correct? I'm curious how you think a homozygous animal with a co-dom mutation was produced in the wild. This would mean both parents were hets, and survived in the wild to mate. I would think that if this were possible, then someone would have found hets before the actual homozygous animal. Are very many of these het ivory bloods ever imported?

Jake

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