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Update log:- version 4 (9/2016): updated to a more complete chart; more and better patterns, better genotypes.
added a special segment for dominant white. also added the 'not genetically proven' tag to the patterns that are still vague when it comes to their genetic cause.
- version 3 (6/2015): moved/updated some patterns
- version 2 (3/2014): updated pattern names
- version 1 (1/2014)
/Note: If you want to use some genetic codes for your HARPG horses: At the _ you can fill in "what you want"
For example: E_ can be EE or Ee, you can choose if you want your horse to be a chestnut carrier or not.
Rn_ can be RnRn or nRn ("n" stands for "non-roan" in this case. its often the wild-type allele that is the usual phenotype instead of the mutation (roan in this case))
T_ can be TT or nT
Etc.
A _ before a slash, like "_/Rb_", can be any basecolor what you want. For example: E_/aa/Rb_ (and a fully filled example: Ee/aa/nRb) = a black horse with rabicano.
/Note2: KIT gene mutations can produce 4 different patterns: roan, tobiano, sabino1 and dominant white. This means a horse can't carry those 4 patterns at the same time. The KIT gene only has two 'spots' available, so the horse can only carry two alleles. A sabino1 roan can't be dominant white, because it already has _/Sb1Rn on KIT.
/Note3: Dominant white (or 'White', 'White Spotting') is a term for a group of 25+ white spotting mutations of the KIT gene. Most of them are believed to be lethal when present in homozygous state. The exceptions are: W15 (which produces a complete white phenotype in homozygous state) and W20 (which is a widespread mutation and many horses have been tested to be heterozygous and homozygous for it). There also exist combinations of W5 and W20 (_/W5W20) and W22 and W20 (_/W20W22) These W5W20 or W20W22 horses have a white or near-white phenotype, with W20 boosting the W5 or W22.
/Note4: Frame Overo can only be heterozygous (_/nO), because homozygous Frame Overo causes Overo Lethal White Syndrome.
/Note5: Blood marks are mostly seen on gray horses, the "blood" part is the part of the horse's body that simply didn't turn gray.
/Note6: Splash SW2 and SW3 are also believed to be lethal when homozygous. But they have been found in combination with SW1. SW1 and SW3 are mutations of the MITF gene, but SW2 is a mutation of the PAX3 gene, which means, in theory, a horse can carry SW1, SW2 and SW3 at the same time: _/Sw1Sw3/nSw2. (combinations of splash found: _/Sw1Sw3 (completely white), _/Sw1Sw1/nSw2 (completely white), _/nSw1/nSw2 (a bit like the SW2/SW3 phenotype on the chart))
* Update: There's been a horse tested _/Sw1/Sw2Sw2, so homozygous Sw2 is not lethal. The horse has a completely white phenotype.
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Materials | GIMP 2.6.7, PC Mouse
References | Google for pattern references, m0.i.pbase.com/g3/74/613374/2/… for the pixel art
Sources | equinetapestry.com/ , journals.plos.org/plosgenetics… , myhorseforum.com/threads/domin… , knowlegde gained over the years xD
By EmmaVZ
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Comments: 11
cimarronmustang [2018-03-15 16:18:49 +0000 UTC]
wat betekent dominant wit? ik heb dat nooit echt begrepen, het heeft iets met de genen te maken?
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Frostbitten-Summer [2016-09-22 21:38:30 +0000 UTC]
Do the "other patterns" have a gene to them or do they just mix with the originals?
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EmmaVZ In reply to Frostbitten-Summer [2016-09-24 12:34:58 +0000 UTC]
The cause of those patterns has not been identified yet so nothing is known about the genes etc. Well expect for rabicano, but that is not yet proven. For brindle, currently there is only one form of brindling which is heritable, a disease with brindle as one of it's symptons. It's allele/gene is dominant and sex-linked. But this brindle is not something you would want for your (harpg) horse xD The other patterns; I dont know if there is even something known about if they are dominant, recessive or just random. But my guess is they are mostly random ^^
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SilverArabian [2014-02-01 19:19:19 +0000 UTC]
For bloody marks, you *could* add that it's a grey horse, because bloody marks are generally where a grey horse had a part of its body that just didn't turn grey. You don't have to, of course, but since the genetics for that one is known and you include them for all the rest, I just figured that might help people who want a realistic horse. These are really awesome, by the way! You should try doing one that's just the Fjord patterns, because the names for them and the way the dun patterns show up are really interesting. ^^
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EmmaVZ In reply to SilverArabian [2014-02-02 01:52:50 +0000 UTC]
Oh yes indeed! But I saw I also forgot extra info for Dominant White, so I'll add those things as soon as possible!
Fjord patterns is a good suggestion ^^ I see many people who don't get the fjord colors, so that could be helpful too!
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LiaLithiumTM [2014-01-30 03:30:16 +0000 UTC]
oh I never heard about the belton pattering o_O
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EmmaVZ In reply to LiaLithiumTM [2014-01-30 03:41:20 +0000 UTC]
Never heard about it too, until I did the research for this chart haha, it's a very interesting pattern ^^
If you want, you can read more about it here: equinetapestry.com/category/be…
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LiaLithiumTM In reply to EmmaVZ [2014-01-30 03:42:46 +0000 UTC]
aha yeah
Had searched it at internet a few minutes ago xD
thank you
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