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I was using the horse search to see some dark chestnut horses, and this is the first one that comes up. Isn't Agouti supposed to be recessive? Or am I missing something? The second one I looked at farther down was ee aa Edit: (See link in post below) Ok im confused now. I though Agouti was a dominant trait, so the recessive gene for it would be aa? Am I mistaken or is the wording in the news post a bit off? |
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Just saw the updated news post. This is the ee aa horse I mentioned |
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This is not a bug - the changes apply for any horses born after Sep 11th as it is mentioned in the News: Black Chestnut will have (starting now) the requirement of being genetically recessive for Agouti. As well as being randomly chosen for a Chestnut horse. Dark Chestnut will not be aa. |
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