Sabogae boas have never been outcrossed. Therefore we do not know if they are single gene mutation or not. They very well could be.

That has nothing to do with hogs however. Is it possible? Yes. Probable after numerous outcrossing proving that theyre not? No.

You need to do numerous hog cross pairings with solid and consistant results before you make such a wild claim. One or two litters then jumping to some innate conclusion doesnt cut it.

Newsflash:

Hog x Colombian = Some very hog looking .. some directly inbetween .. some very colombian looking. Exactly the way polygenic inheritence works. (the numbers of each can vary based on multiple factors)

Argentine x Colombian = Some very argentine looking .. some directly inbetween .. some very colombian looking. Exactly the way polygenic inheritence works. (the numbers of each can vary based on multiple factors)

Peruvian x Colombian = Some very peruvian looking .. some directly inbetween .. some very colombian looking. Exactly the way polygenic inheritence works. (the numbers of each can vary based on multiple factors)

etc.

You claim otherwise? Prove it. After you have proven it then you can ethicly name your finding whatever you want. However, the vast majority are going to seriously doubt your hypothesis will be proven because of the extensive hog cross pairings that have already occured that point so clearly to polygenic inheritance.

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