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Originally Posted by carlriech
so its not 2 of a certain dragon its of a mutation or something gone wrong in a gene that makes it a dunner and how would i know if its a dunner does the striping of the tail happen everytime or are there cases where something else makes it a dunner
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Nothing went wrong, animals change naturally over time, new mutations occur to ensure the survival of a specie. When they happen in captivity, we call it a mutation, in the wild, its "rapid" evolution at the mercy of natural selection.
The pattern is variable, from dragon to dragon, and dunner to dunner. Some dunners have stripes, some have dashes, and some have circles. Who knows what else is in store?