Murphy Patternless Leopard Gecko
Recessive morph
- Inheritance
- Recessive
- Super form
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- Allelic with
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How Murphy Patternless is inherited
Murphy Patternless is recessive: a leopard gecko needs two copies to show it. Animals with one copy look normal but are "het Murphy Patternless" and pass the gene to about half their babies.
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Breeding outcomes
Odds per egg. Try your own pairing in the genetics calculator.
Murphy Patternless × Normal
- 100%Normal · het Murphy Patternless
Murphy Patternless × het Murphy Patternless
- 50%Murphy Patternless
- 50%Normal · het Murphy Patternless
het Murphy Patternless × het Murphy Patternless
- 75%Normal · 67% poss. het Murphy Patternless
- 25%Murphy Patternless
Murphy Patternless × Murphy Patternless
- 100%Murphy Patternless
Research mentioning Murphy Patternless
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