100% 66% and 50% hets

[eaglereptiles]

Although you have all the info above, here is a video by MC that may help make it clearer:

Explaining Hets And Possible Hets !!

Also here are some past threads about het percentages that have some additional info:

Whats 66% het?

You have to go back and think about your high school bio class when you learned about genetics, Gregor Mendel’s pea plants and recessive vs dominant traits. If you have a snake that is a “het” it is heterozygous for a specific trait, which means it has one copy of gene that makes that trait, and one normal/wild type copy (two copies of each gene in total because chromosomes come in pairs). You will only see that specific trait if there are two copies of it in the same animal, because it is reces…

Possible Het Input to Morph Calculator [#1189]

You continue to ignore the fact that this is not an iterative process. The probability of an animal is only applicable when choosing animals out of a single specific clutch. It cannot be carried forward. So let us try this looking at the actual Punnett square and how the probabilities are determined. A basic Punnett so we all know what we are taking about here. [Punnett] . . To start with, we make a 100% het with this breeding. All the offspring are phenotype normal but they carry a single…

Machine learning and Morph Identification - It actually kinda works

This is a really cool project. I have zero experience with machine learning but have often wondered if it could be applied. Random thoughts from someone that knows nothing. It would be interesting if you could tier the morphs in a sense for the program. If there was a way to designate W/T Normal as the base then incomplete dominate morphs, both heterozygous and homozygous, then hets visual and recessive, allowing for the computer to determine over time how they affect the look of a snake. In o…