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Subject: dominance
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Hello!

I'm looking for a locus in which variation in dominance has been observed.
This variation may exist as differences in inter-breeding populations or as
changes over time within a single population.  There are classic examples
among butterflies and moths but I'm hoping to identify such a locus in a
species easier to work with and for which experimental resources are more
abundant.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Dan Masters



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