what would i'd get?

T-ReXx

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Depends on whether the enigma is het for anything. Assuming it's not:

50% Mack Snow het Patternless; 50% possible het lv.
50% Engima Mack Snow het Patternless; 50% possible het lv.
 

VTHokie

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But it's not really "het", it's a codominate trait. So in the sense that it has one copy of a gene, then I guess so, but not truly.
 

cassadaga

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Codominant describes a gene where the heterozygous, homozygous, and normal versions of the animal all look different. The single copy is still a het, and the double copy is a homozygous. With a dominant mutation, the het and homo look the same, and in recessive mutations the het and the normal look the same. A heterozygous does not need to have a normal phenotype.
 

Khrysty

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Codominant describes a gene where the heterozygous, homozygous, and normal versions of the animal all look different. The single copy is still a het, and the double copy is a homozygous. With a dominant mutation, the het and homo look the same, and in recessive mutations the het and the normal look the same. A heterozygous does not need to have a normal phenotype.

..is this elaborating on or contradicting what I said?
 

cassadaga

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If you mean to say that a Mack snow is not a heterozygous for Super Snow, because the phenotype is not wild type, then I guess it's contradicting your post.
 

cassadaga

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That might have been what you meant, but what you posted was, "you can't have a het snow." I went into more detail for the original poster, so they could have a better idea of why they will get what they get.
 

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