VF> Chalk up another in a long list of victories for Darwin.
 RD> Not to turn this into a religous echo, but if Darwin 
 RD> were that victorious, wouldn't the albinos be extinct 
 RD> by now?
They don't occur in nature that often. The only reason they're alive at all 
is because they've been selectively bred for their recessive genes by 
breeders.
This often involves cross-breeding offspring of the same parents, and other 
stuff of a similar nature that makes Darwin roll in his grave. Its one of the 
reasons I don't like the specialty-bred fish: they're just not as 
mbproof...
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