Those may have scissor x'ing in them but are outcrossed. They are not scissors crossing stripers.

Scissors crossings don't have the white on the bottom sides like that. I am sort of an expert on scissors crossing locale because I field collected them and bred them for many years back in the 80'-early 90's.

I know for a fact that a lot of white desert stripers on the market today have ZERO Scissors crossing in them at all. Just a result of breeding the coastal bananna into desert phase cal kings and the consistent back breeding produced some wide striped babies.
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