Article Guidelines Polygenic

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Article Guidelines Polygenic
An example photo of an adult extreme red hognose snake.The photo should always be of an adult, preferably in good lighting and with its full body included. Leave the caption blank. The template fills it out automatically.
Genetics	For Polygenic articles leave this blank. The template fills it out automatically.
Other Names	Write any alternative name that is not the same as the article name.
First Produced	Write the name of the person/business that first discovered the morph. After that write the year in parentheses. Fx. Richard Evans (1992)

[The article should start with a description of the snakes genetics followed by a description of the appearance of the morph. Also include an explanation of the origin of the morphs name.]

[Additional information fx. common visual irregularities within the morph or information on potential genetic issues.]

Article Guidelines Polygenic Morph Gallery

Extreme red, young (Example img)

Extreme red, adult (Example img)

Related Morphs

• List any Combo morph the polygene is included in

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