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Most of the time simple is difficult enough !
As I said before "each phenotype is determined by his genotype and therefore any change in the genotype is responsible for every phenotypical change".
To understand what is really going on better read the concerned scientific papers completely.
Nobody is obliged to accept my statements as being correct but they are based on valid scientific publication by the Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences of the University of Massachusetts. |
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