"Het" in snakes refers to a genetic trait known as heterozygous, meaning the snake carries a recessive gene for a particular trait without showing it. When breeding snakes, knowing if a snake is "het" for a specific trait is important for predicting the likelihood of offspring inheriting that trait. Breeding two "het" snakes for the same trait can result in offspring that express the trait, while breeding a "het" snake with a non-"het" snake can produce offspring that are also "het" for the trait.
The presence of baby snakes means there is a breeding population, so there are snakes in the general area, but they won't necessarily be nearby as snake are solitary animals, only coming together to mate.
what do we mean when we say technique of molecular genetics
Yes it does Pre is the prefix for Previous or Before therefore Pre-Genetics would mean the same thing as Pre-Genetics
I think you mean "no great snakes," and it means "no big deal."
I think you mean "no great snakes," and it means "no big deal."
Cofagrigus Yamask Watchog Patrat Vullaby (By breeding) Pawniard (By Breeding) Gothita ( By breeding) Sandile (By breeding) Snivy (By Breeding)
all snakes can climb how do you think they get high up on trees.
If you mean "garter snakes" then the answer is no. Garter snakes bear their young live.
Well I mean call I guy that deals with snakes U know what I mean I can not spell it
breeding is when to animals mate and reproduce more of that species of animals
I don't know what you mean by harder snakes. Most snakes eat mice.
something to do with breeding