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Originally posted by Threads
Coat color genetics are complicated. For this allele, black is dominant over orange. In a population with an equal distribution of black and orange alleles, the males would be 50% orange and 50% black, while the females would be 25% orange and 75% black. (Because an equal distribution would result in equal numbers of BB, BO, OB, and OO, where only the OO shows the color).
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Spanky, I'd like a ruling on genetics talk in Spankyland, banned or not banned? Gregor Threads here is likely to continue if not suitably pruned.
p.s. Threads, you are my favorite, notwitstanding the above.
