Describe modifying epistasis. Modifying epistasis can be observed in the coat color of Dobermans. The doberman has two color genes: a black(B) and a color-dilution(D) gene. These two genes can create four different colors combinations in coat. Among the two color genes in the Doberman dogs, which one is the epistatic gene, and which one is the hypostatic gene. Why?

Describe modifying epistasis. Modifying epistasis can be observed in the coat color of Dobermans. The doberman has two color genes: a black(B) and a color-dilution(D) gene. These two genes can create four different colors combinations in coat. Among the two color genes in the Doberman dogs, which one is the epistatic gene, and which one is the hypostatic gene. Why?

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Chapter4: The Emergence Of Thought And Language: Cognitive Development In Infancy And Early Childhood

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