-dragon image not available; see here for examples of cutaneous mosaicism in humans- | In addition to the above, all of which are now regarded as normal colors, there are two basic types of mutation. The first, which seems most simple but is least common, is a dragon whose color is not normal for his or her sex, e.g. a female brown or male silver. In cases like this, the affected dragon tends to have the traits associated with his or her nearest size equivalent: the female brown would tend to Impress girls and lay like a silver; the male silver would tend to Impress boys and chase other silvers. |
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