If two single-gene Pastel Ball Pythons are bred, what percentage of the offspring are mathematically guaranteed to be Normal (no Pastel gene)?
Answer
25%
When breeding two single-gene co-dominant traits, the expected genetic breakdown includes 25% Normal (no gene), 50% single-gene expression, and 25% Super form (two copies).
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