>>I'm looking at it through the phone, maybe that's why I can't see the yellow. So if it is a typical splendida, maybe the black one is melanistic. It would be interesting. to see if its inherited in a different way.
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Well....I'm looking at in on a monitor today and it may just be the poor quality photo.....I really don't know if it has any yellow on it now....LOL

But....Todd Hughes (a friend of mine) found some black and white Splendida in west Texas a few years back. The only yellow on the animals was restricted to the very top of the dorsum.
I found one similar back in the mid 90s near Ft. Stockton.
None were totally white but were certainly hypoxanthic......LOL
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John Lassiter
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