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Thank you so much for your help .
I have already disabled xenogenes inheritance in the settings .
Because in my game , dominant and recessive genes are both considered xenogenes .
I finally understand where I went wrong .
I thought the father carried the recessive gene and the mother carried the dominant gene , but it turns out it only requires one of them to have it .
Thank you for your explanation !
Is there a special handle for that, or does it result in a toss-up?
"Dominant Genes" on the mother, or "Recessive Genes" on the father would work.
Do note that other mods that add modded types of births (such as 'parasitic implantation' and probably some 'humanlike egg') may have their own logic for picking genes.