okay, sorry for all the genetics questions lately! i'm just so curious! anyway, for whoever wants to help me on this one, what is a arabesque, and what is a harlequin, and what are the genetics behind them?
cheers
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arabesque? harlequine?
hawiiangecko
Apr 19, 2006 03:27 PM
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jayf
Apr 19, 2006 04:04 PM
Arabesque is a pattern mutation that as of now is determined to be dominant. An arabesque displays lateral striping with connected saddles and usually a ladder tail.
Harlequin I believe is a line of exceptionally colored boas. This line produced a patternless boa, but if I am not mistaken others have yet to be reproduced and the genetics is unknown. HarlequinBoa.com is currently not working for me so hopefully someone can back up or correct my information.
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Rainshadow
Apr 20, 2006 08:40 AM
I was going to guess it was a festively colored horse??? 
(a multi-colored zebra maybe?)
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