Fair enough. I remember a lot of this stuff since one of the Internet games I play is a cat breeding sim with decent attempts at genetics*.
* They have plenty of dominant/recessive/incomplete-dominance single-trait genes, as well as genes interacting. (Aka there's genes for tabby/solid, as well as genes that determine tabby type that only are expressed on tabbies as well as genes that only are expressed on cats with silver and tabby) The traits for things like size and eye shape and build and so on are simpler than they are IRL, though there's an optional mode that makes them a bit more complicated.
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Date: 2013-07-22 07:06 pm (UTC)* They have plenty of dominant/recessive/incomplete-dominance single-trait genes, as well as genes interacting. (Aka there's genes for tabby/solid, as well as genes that determine tabby type that only are expressed on tabbies as well as genes that only are expressed on cats with silver and tabby) The traits for things like size and eye shape and build and so on are simpler than they are IRL, though there's an optional mode that makes them a bit more complicated.