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Blue-eyed whites are omitted from this chart because the gene set responsible for the
color is not part of the 5 major gene sets. A sixth gene set, called the Vienna gene set,
is responsible for blue-eyed whites. VV=normal color, Vv=normal color with some white
patches, vv=Blue-eyed white. Any combination above (except red-eyed whites and
himis), coupled with the 6th gene set as vv, would produce a blue-eyed white. (The
exceptions would produce a "mock" red-eyed white.) Additional gene sets (coupled with
the combinations in the chart) are responsible for your brokens and dutch-marked
rabbits.
color is not part of the 5 major gene sets. A sixth gene set, called the Vienna gene set,
is responsible for blue-eyed whites. VV=normal color, Vv=normal color with some white
patches, vv=Blue-eyed white. Any combination above (except red-eyed whites and
himis), coupled with the 6th gene set as vv, would produce a blue-eyed white. (The
exceptions would produce a "mock" red-eyed white.) Additional gene sets (coupled with
the combinations in the chart) are responsible for your brokens and dutch-marked
rabbits.