I think it's really interesting that populations of feral dogs in different parts of the world have a tendency to converge on the same general appearance, and that appearance is nothing like a wolf. It's just, like, the Default Dog. pic.twitter.com/uOgMLAFD8l
— Cliff 🦖 Jerrison (@pervocracy) September 4, 2022
Presumably, the genes for the Default Dog’s appearance — yellow-brown relatively short coat, pointed snout, upright ears — are dominant, while most breeds’ genes for looks are more recessive.
We seem to see something similar in people who are part white and part Australian Aborigine: the white appearance is more dominant.
Are there other examples of dominant and recessive genes in human looks?
