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lobelia321 February 4 2015, 08:48:17 UTC
I am loving this. Mice! Neanderthals were magic! Can't wait for the sequel. Really interesting. May I integrate some of this in HP fic? I had never heard of alleles before and in my fic Hermione does genetic research and I'm thinking I might just want to know a bit more. She's secondary plot but still!

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wellingtongoose February 4 2015, 13:06:37 UTC
Yeah sure go ahead. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

I just wanted to know if you found the explanation essay to understand? I don't want to put people off by all the genetic jargon.

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dormiensa February 5 2015, 21:50:07 UTC
*thumbsup* i think students would pay more attention in class if they were thus taught. :D

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author_by_night February 13 2015, 14:41:23 UTC
This was really interesting! Just FYI, I've posted a link to this on my own LJ.

If it's true about low fertility rates, that would make the Weasley family even more out of the ordinary. No wonder they catch so much attention. (Not that they wouldn't in RL "muggle" society too, but nonetheless.)

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heaven_hope February 14 2015, 19:41:59 UTC
I applaud you for mentioning that the two-genes Mendelian inheritance scheme do not explain the very low rates of squibs - and the fact that squibs do appear in pureblood families where everyone should be BBAA.

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