Gene
Tan pattern (at) is the middle allele of the rabbit agouti gene, ASIP. The back is one solid color while the belly, eye rings, jowls and inner ears are light or tan with sharp edges, as in otters, martens and Tans. It is recessive to agouti (A) and dominant over self (a). A deletion in an ASIP promoter is the likely cause.
Tan Pattern (at) is part of the Agouti series: Agouti (A), Tan Pattern (at), Self (a). It shows over Self (a) and is hidden by Agouti (A).
Recessive to agouti (A) and dominant over self (a): a visible tan-pattern rabbit is at/at or at/a, and the two look alike.
Otter, tan and marten are hobby names for coats with the tan pattern: otters have a cream or white belly, tans a rich orange one, and martens combine the tan pattern with a chinchilla allele. The tan pattern allele is the same in all of them.
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