[A][?]-[?][?]-[C][?]-[D][?]-[e][e]
Here's the genetic code for a fawn, again either gene can be in the "B" series.
[A][?]-[?][?]-[C][?]-[d][d]-[e][e]If you noticed a fawn is just a "diluted" orange rabbit (the D series)...or he could also be known as a "non-extended" opal (the E series).If you add the non extension gene to a siamese sable, you get a sable point that has the following genetic code:
[a][a]-[B][?]-[c(chl)][?]-[D][?]-[e][e]A tort is also a "non-extended" animal, and he is genetically a "self", "black", "full-color", "non-dilute", "non-extended" rabbit.[a][a]-[B][?]-[C][?]-[D][?]-[e][e]That's it! All of the basic genes! Now, test your knowledge with my quiz...i'm warning you it's rough, but I hope you will go away knoing a whole lot about these genes and how they work!
The Agouti gene|The Black/Chocolate gene
The Full Color gene|The chin gene|The shaded gene | The Himalayan gene | The REW gene | The Dilute Gene | The Steel Gene | The Extension Gene | The Non-Extension Gene | Next-The final exam!