Subject: Why don't humans have spotted or striped skin color?
Date: Wed Oct 24 13:33:33 2001
Posted by Dirk
Grade level: grad (science)
School: No school entered.
City: MACHELEN State/Province: No state entered.
Country: Belgium
Area of science: General Biology
ID: 1003944813.Gb
Message:
When you breed dogs, cats, horses,... it is possible to obtain either a color
mixture (brown+white=lightbrown) or a spotted/striped (brown with withe dots)
resulting breed. This seems not to be possible for humans. If I'm right, why
is that. If I'm wrong, then where did I make a mistake in my reasoning?
Re: Why don't humans have spotted or striped skin color?
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