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Bloodred-Pewter?
- Thread starter Hope H
- Start date
Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
Unless, of course, your bloodred is also het for charcoal (in which case you'd statistically expect 50% bloodreds het pewter and 50% charcoals), or if both of your animals were het for another trait (say amelanism). Then you could expect some (a smaller percentage of 25%) of those animals to be homozygous for that as well.
THAT'S probably as clear as mud!
THAT'S probably as clear as mud!