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Why isn't the lavender gene....

zooguy

zooguy

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...considered a form of anery? The definition of anery is the lack of erythrin, or red pigment. Doesn't the lavender gene cause a lack of erythrin?
 
Technically, it just may be another form of anery. But, then again, so might Caramel. Those two genes were just given a more descriptive name than anery 'C' or anery 'D' or anery 'F'.
 
Alright, that makes sense. I had also wondered about the Carmel gene, but I guess you answered that question without me having to ask! Thanks for the info Clint!
 
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