The most "common" types of markings on Yodsu, in order from left to right, top to bottom; with Scroll being the rarest.

Speaking of rarity, it is somewhat uncommon to have a "full set" of markings due to how the patterns and colors are passed on through the offspring. Not to mention every marking varies pretty wildly in size and orientation.

The most common terms for types of marking spreads are:

Full = A singular set of markings all roughly the same size and orientation

Split = A left/right or top/bottom split of one or more patterns on the body, the most common of this type being one or more types on the bottom and then one or more types on the top, sharing only their color

Mix = A hodge-podge of different marking types spread throughout the body, some extreme examples being a intersection of one marking into another or markings layering over one another.

Bare/Blain = Only a few large and/or faint markings, usually on the chest or tail

Spalt = Small splotches/lines/ dots forming the shape of regular markings, usually the shapes making up the markings have a slight hue and saturation range.

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Whew! It took quite a bit to actually narrow down the Common Types of Markings (more on that later) while still giving a nice variety. Hopefully that text is easy enough to read, if not just leave a comment and I will put a transcript in the Description!