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Python regius
Ball Python, Royal Python
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Photographer: Joseph Dougherty
ID: 0000 0000 1211 1063 (2011-12-14)Copyright © 2011 Joseph Dougherty, M.D./ecology.org
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INFORMATION PROVIDED WITH THE PHOTO
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date of photo 2011
this photo depicts an animal that was captive or collected
photo location my house
animal's place of origin
Africafamily
Pythonidae
notes This particular morph occurs naturally in the wild. It is the result of genetic chimerism. It is a recessive trait, with straight Mendelian transmission. Heterozygous animals tend to still be more colorful and have more saturated oranges than do normal ball pythons that don't carry the genetic codon for piebaldism.keywords: snakes, constrictors, python, pets, selective breeding, evolution, codons, codominant features
camera Nikon D300s
contributor's ID # Piebald ball python photo category: Animal - Reptile
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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS ANIMAL
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Ball Python, Royal Python (photographer)
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