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Guide · Jun 5, 2026 · Citadel Culebra Faculty

Understanding the Super Form

Two copies of a co-dominant gene make something new. The 'super' is where a lot of the value — and the pitfalls — live.

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Understanding the Super Form
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When a co-dominant trait is inherited from both parents, the animal often looks dramatically different from a single copy — the 'super' form. Understanding supers is essential for planning pairings and for avoiding combinations that come with health costs.

What this resource covers — co-dom vs. incomplete dominance, identifying supers, planning for them, the value they add, and the super forms tied to known issues.

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