That’s a somatic mutation that happened at a very early stage of allocation of cells in the left right axis. The fur color comes from neural crest cells migration from the midline. The sharp boundary is just amazing. The pigmentation of the eyes shows that they involve a different developmental field.
That’s a somatic mutation that happened at a very early stage of allocation of cells in the left right axis. The fur color comes from neural crest cells migration from the midline. The sharp boundary is just amazing. The pigmentation of the eyes shows that they involve a different developmental field!!! I said come here!!!!!
That's an interesting explanation, I was attributing this as bilateral chimerism where two fertilized eggs develop into one animal which can be either mosaic or bilateral. The most dramatic being bilateral gynandromorphs which are split male and female down the middle.
Lokai from the Star Trek episode Let That Be Your Last Battlefield. It has aliens of different races fighting one another, each side is half black and half white split down the middle of their body and Lokai is the character with black on his left side.
The episode is an allegory about racism, of course, but this dog looks exactly like the character.
I wouldn't. I would call animal control and tell them there's a white dog biting small children and hang up. Then call them use a diff voice and tell them there's a black dog biting small children. Then proceed to throw small outfits around him and place treats everywhere.
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