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It could also be that it's not a simple dominance trait, or even that you need n different locations to be heterozygous or something like that. In any event, th
by phyzome 9y ago
It could also be that it's not a simple dominance trait, or even that you need n different locations to be heterozygous or something like that. In any event, the fact that there was a cluster of them on a farm means there's a good chance there's a genetic component.
- yellowapple 9y agoAn environmental component in that farm seems just as likely an explanation for "a bunch of snails from the same place have the same mutation".