belly pattern itself is not controlled by a single gene.



There are several genes that cause a lack of belly pattern, and I believe there is a gene that causes increased belly checkering, and even sometimes causes some checkering on homo motley individuals.



So while in some cases, a single gene can eliminate belly checkering, there seem to be multiple genes at play with belly checkering.
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• Odd Belly Pattern On A Normal - guyergenetics, Sun Aug 31 18:28:09 2008
• RE: Het Motley, eh? - BackBeat, Sun Aug 31 20:59:57 2008
• RE: Het Motley, eh? - FunkyRes, Mon Sep 1 06:39:41 2008
• RE: Het Motley, eh? - guyergenetics, Mon Sep 1 08:40:12 2008
• RE: Het Motley, eh? - FunkyRes, Mon Sep 1 17:55:59 2008
• Also it should be noted - FunkyRes, Mon Sep 1 18:02:27 2008
• RE: Also it should be noted - guyergenetics, Wed Sep 3 22:35:22 2008
• RE: Also it should be noted - guyergenetics, Wed Sep 3 22:39:29 2008
• RE: Het Motley, eh? - guyergenetics, Mon Sep 1 08:35:36 2008
• i have quite a few.... - STEVES_KIKI, Mon Sep 1 09:14:34 2008
• RE: i have quite a few.... - guyergenetics, Wed Sep 3 22:51:25 2008
• RE: i have quite a few.... - STEVES_KIKI, Thu Sep 4 07:41:17 2008
• RE: i have quite a few.... - guyergenetics, Thu Sep 4 21:59:51 2008
• not quite......... - wisema2297, Mon Sep 1 16:31:25 2008