Gene
Vienna (v) is a recessive white gene of the rabbit, separate from the albino series. Two copies are associated with the blue-eyed white (BEW) phenotype. In classic crosses one copy usually showed as small white marks on the nose, forehead or feet and some carriers showed none; breeders call these rabbits Vienna marked (VM) or Vienna carriers (VC).
Rabbits show Vienna (v) only with two copies. One copy makes a carrier, which looks normal but can pass Vienna (v) on.
Vienna marked and Vienna carrier rabbits have the same genotype (one v copy); the white marks vary and some heterozygotes show none.
Some breeders write VV for a blue-eyed white, the reverse of the usual notation, where V is the normal allele and v the Vienna allele.
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