Nyala

Pale stripes on the back and snout, generally perpendicular to the spine, except on the face when it can be parallel the slope of the head. Nyala is usually fairly close to the white range but it can also appear simply significantly paler than the base coat. This marking can affect the mane and give it a striped appearance. It can seem to "merge" with white-spotting genes if it is the same colour.

This marking most commonly originates from the spine but does not need to be touching the spine. It can split off, appearing to almost mimic gills or ribs along the sides of the colonist.