Quote:If the shown eye color trait is more dominant than the new Sapphire eye color trait, the hidden eye color trait was replaced with the Sapphire eye color. However if the shown eye color trait was more recessive than the Sapphire eye color trait, then the shown eye color is replaced with the new Sapphire eye color.
So, yes, examining the Royal baby's Pedigree (not the roster, the family tree) and seeing it has something other than the new Sapphire color means it hides the new color. Bear in mind, the Royal baby will be marked as a special collection .. this ONLY applies to those which are marked, not their parents, siblings or offspring.
The thing about randomness it .. it's random!
The ODDS of a cat passing one or the other of the two values it carries are, in fact, exactly 50% and nothing changes that. Period.
But this does NOT mean "half of my offspring will be ..."
What it does mean is, "across a huge number of outcomes, most of which will never actually occur, all with IDENTICAL parents, ABOUT HALF (but almost never exactly half) will be ..."
For a small number of samples (and, yes, 60 is small) we must expect the results will sometimes be far different than "about half".
In fact, we must expect, sometimes, the results will be "none at all."
If it were not so, the system would not be random.
But, yeah, it does suck to be the one unlucky enough to have a long string of "didn't show, yet".
Any Royal Sapphire Blue eye Offspring yet?
