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work, and figure out which/how to use them later. "Equine Color Genetics Fourth Edition", page 171 "...this overo group actually contains multiple patterns, including frame, splashed white, manchado, and sabino. Sabino likewise includes sabino 1, white, dominant white, and polygenetic sabino." p 188 and 191 (in the section titled "Sabino and White") "The relationship between sabino, dominant white, and white is complicated because the phenotypes overlap and they are also genetically related. They are somewhat easier to understand when discussed as a single group." p 191 "Multiple distinct alleles cause the patterns that are grouped together as sabino or (dominant) white. These all occur on the
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they are still the color genetics gurus. Iā€™m hearing some chatter on Facebook about saying ā€œwhite spottingā€ ā€” except many W alleles can create pure white horses, so that isnā€™t a good name either. (Plus lots of other genes make ā€œspotsā€ ā€” splash, frame, leopard, tobianoā€¦) Iā€™d be all in for expanding the KIT article with more material on horses, or if itā€™s undue weight, then a separate ā€œKit gene in horsesā€ article, as roan and other colors are also related to KIT, as is Tobiano.
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the well-being of individual wild animals? Certainly in absolute numbers there are a large number of animals killed by cats on mainlands, but studies are very wishy-washy on what if any effect this has on the ecosystem. Presumably if there are enough cats there will be some effect even on a mainland, but the article's references do not support its current treatment of mainland and island effects as basically identical.
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the National Feline Research Council suggesting that cat predation has smaller ecological effects than commonly claimed, by making reasonable arguments and citing scientific sources. The explanation you provide is that the NFSC is a front organization for some sinister group conspiring to give cats good PR, when a more probable explanation is that they simply believe their position is true.
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that, if it's causing aggravation, I'd rather you take a few days off than burn out and vanish from the page entirely! (I may be projecting a bit here; I've already had to take a couple wikibreaks.) I do think we're moving toward a consensus, but as the section title alludes, it doesn't seem to be an easy process! Take care of yourself, and I hope to hear more from you.
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are therefore seen most accurately as a group of patterns rather than a single one, but the separate types have overlapping phenotypes that defeat any attempt to neatly separate them out from one another. Sabino and white overlap and are genetically related, so any discussion of them goes best when they are considered together." p 194 "In it's strictest sense,
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years out here, lots of paints and appies in Montana, and oh god the horse politicsā€¦) that probably needs context. Also, Brooks is a brilliant geneticist, but she sometimes shoots from the hip when it comes to suggesting new terminologyā€¦ like the decision to use the SB-1 label instead of the W labelā€¦lol.
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locus, which is involved in several white patterns, including tobiano, white markings, and classic roan.(Table 7.1) The variability of color distribution in maximally patterned horses has long suggested that multiple patterns existed, and the genetic findings have now confirmed this. Sabino and white
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I think the move to call W something other than dominant white came around when W20 was discovered and named, as that allele often gives even less white than sabino, and like SB1 is homozygous viable. Looking at Sponenburg and Bellone's book was a good idea. I'll toss in some quick quotes here before
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As for dominant white, that title was created by Countercanter, who I believe was getting a graduate degree in genetics at the time. It is a W gene, thus ā€œdominantā€ and ā€œwhite.ā€ I suppose if Samantha Brooks or Phillip Sponenberg are calling it something different now, we could look at that, I think
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Hello! I noticed you seem to be getting a little frustrated in the above talk page. I wanted to offer my condolences and sympathies; it feels like it's really, really easy for people to talk past each other on that page. I really appreciate you trying to keep things on task, but wanted to remind you
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As for those views themselves, I see no evidence that the effect of cats on mainland areas is even 1/10 as much of a threat to endangered species as they are on predator-naive islands. Perhaps we are talking past each other, with me viewing things in terms of species conservation and you in terms of
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As an aside, I was trying to figure out what to call the gene where all those W series alleles are located, so I looked at the titles of papers where the alleles were described, and to my surprise not a single one called the gene itself "dominant white". Instead they were always careful to only call
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First sentence of the article you so kindly linked: "A conspiracy theory is an explanation for an event or situation that asserts the existence of a conspiracy by powerful and sinister groups, often political in motivation, when other explanations are more probable." The situation is the website of
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I moved the discussion begun on my talkpage to the talkpage of the Sabino article so we can hash it out further at the article in question. Overall I think you are on the right track, basically, but thereā€™s a lot of old history that I am aware of (Iā€™ve known a fair number of color breeders over the
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a 30% loss over 49 years works out to 0.7% per year. They also suggest habitat loss as a factor, which Loss et al 2013 do not assess as it does not cause mortality directly. I'm not seeing any reliable sources directly attribute this mainly to cats, although I'm sure they do have some effect. This
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Sorry we had an edit conflict on the bay horse article. I think I got all of your edits put back into place, though I put the history at the end instead of at the beginning, and then I tossed a section header because it was redundant. Anyway, once I cleaned up the mess I made in the genetics
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name, followed by the number indicating the sequence in which they were discovered." That's the first time I've seen that; I'll have to keep an eye out and see what terms others are using. Gotta go now but I can take another look after, I see you've made lots of changesĀ :)
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actually is and who use that term incorrectly. As for cats on continents, I think that was pretty much settled over a decade ago ("are likely the single greatest source of anthropogenic mortality for US birds and mammals")
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to give an overview of the patterns with links to the articles with more technical details (a lot of stuff we now know is linked to splash also gets called ā€œsabinoā€, particularly in Clydesdales and Arabians).
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Examples include the "Foldback" elements in fruit flies, the "Tu" elements in sea urchins, and "MITEs", or "miniature inverted repeat transposable elements", which are found mainly in plants and fungi.
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I went in there and did some cleanup, trimming and restructuring. It will need more citations and links to the right articles, but hopefully thereā€™s a better framework for you to work from nowā€¦
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section, I realize the rest of the article is kind of cringe worthy also, so if you wanna just take a whack at the whole thing, I am going to leave it alone now, and you can have at it.
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I appreciate the notice. Respectfully, your claim is in the most literal possible sense a conspiracy theory, and I would suggest you take a step back and rethink things.
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Thanks for noticing. Looks like I used it in dominant white too. Please let me remove those ones, as I might be able to find alternate sources for some.
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The claim that a website disagreeing with your views must be a "front group" (for whom?) "pushing scientifically dubious views on outdoor cats".
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may need some updates. Youā€™ve been doing AWESOME work maintaining these equine genetics articles, and I wanted to swing by and say thanks!
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gene in horses" would be a more accurate title for our current Dominant White article, but that would be even more confusing for many.
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Multigenome analysis implicates miniature inverted-repeat transposable elements (MITEs) in metabolic diversification in eudicots
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contrasts with the situation on predator-naive islands, where cats can quickly and efficiently drive bird species extinct.
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as the catch-all term for the W series, p 194-195 "The alleles have been given the
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alleles by sight alone, and in the genetics obviously since the gene is the same.
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Index

Dun gene
KIT
check to confirm
fix with Dab solver
Opt-out instructions
DPL bot
talk
09:05, 11 May 2019 (UTC)
WP:SELFPUB
see this
Montanabw
15:17, 20 May 2019 (UTC)
Iamnotabunny
talk
00:15, 23 May 2019 (UTC)
Iamnotabunny
talk
03:19, 23 May 2019 (UTC)
Tiger eye
Montanabw
16:11, 20 May 2019 (UTC)
Iamnotabunny
talk
01:28, 21 May 2019 (UTC)

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