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And NatJ is right, they are usually seen as superscripts e^b or eᵇ. Also they are all allelic, meaning they are found on the same place in the genes.

You almost have it. E is extended black, and is EE in its homozygous form. There's never a + on the capital E. They both use the letter E or e because they all control pattern. Most genes are named after their dominant form, in this case E stands for Extended in Extended black. Here is the...