[Alpacasite] Color expression question

Hi all,

I saw a neat little cria (suri) recently that was bay black, with snips of
white, silver gray, and what looked to be fawnish-gray on her face. Her
mother is very similar. Her sire is, I believe, solid black.

My question for all ( and Elizabeth P.?) is: are color genes that are
physically expressed "more powerful" (for lack of a better term) than
non-expressed ones? Probably not a simple answer ...

I hope I'm not asking a "duh" question that I just haven't thought out well
enough :)...

Thanks---

Jeannie Wells
Wellspring Suri Alpacas, LLC
<http://www.wellspringsurialpacas.com/>
http://www.WellspringSuriAlpacas.com
210-698-8018
Boerne, Texas
Also on AlpacaNation:
http://www.alpacanation.com/farmsandbreeders/03_viewfarm.asp?name=11752

What we see depends mainly on what we look for. --- John Lubbock

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