 preserved scale imprints have been discovered from late Maastrichtian deposits of the Muwaqqar Chalk Marl Formation of Harrana
The best preserved and complete specimens of the extinct teleostean fish genus Saurocephalus and the most complete mosasaur Carinodens remains come from the latest Maastrichtian of Harrana.

References 

Category:Archaeological sites in Jordan
Category:Geography of Jordan Brindle

Brindle is a coat coloring pattern in animals, particularly dogs, cattle, guinea pigs, and, rarely, horses. It is sometimes described as "tiger-striped", although the brindle pattern is more subtle than that of a tiger's coat. The streaks of color are irregular and darker than the base color of the coat, although very dark markings can be seen on a coat that is only slightly lighter. When there are light colored stripes on a darker coat, it's referred to as a "reverse brindle".

Dogs

The brindle pattern may also take the place of tan in tricolor coats of some dog breeds (such as Basenjis). This coloration looks very similar to tricolor, and can be distinguished only at close range. Dogs of this color are often described as "trindle". It can also occur in combination with merle in the points, or as a brindle merle, in breeds such as the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, although the latter is not acceptable in the show ring. The "dark" markings are black or the dilutions gray (called blue) or brown (sometimes called red).  It is not uncommon for a brindled Cairn Terrier to become progressively more black or silver as it ages.

Guinea pigs 
Brindle is an old variety in guinea pigs. They are difficult to breed to perfection, as the black and red hairs should intermingle evenly all over. Brindle guinea pigs' fur type is Abyssinian (rosetted).

Horses 

Brindle coloring in horses is extremely rare and in many cases is linked to spontaneous chimerism, resulting in an animal with two sets of DNA, with the brindle pattern being an expression of two different sets of equine coat color genes in one horse. This form is not heritable. In some horses the pattern seems to be inherited, indicating that one or more genes are responsible. One heritable brindle pattern in a family of American Quarter Horses was
preserved scale imprints have been discovered from belated Maastrichtian depository of the Muwaqqar Chalk Marl Formation of Harrana 
 The best preserved and accomplished specimen of the extinct teleostean fish genus Saurocephalus and the most arrant mosasaur Carinodens remains fall from the latest Maastrichtian of Harrana. 

 References 

 class: Archaeological web site in Jordan 
 Category: Geography of Jordan Brindle 

 Brindle is a coat color pattern in animals, peculiarly dogs, cattle, guinea pigs, and, rarely, horses. It is sometimes described as " tiger - striped ", although the brindle pattern is more subtle than that of a tiger's coating. The streaks of color are irregular and dark than the base color of the coating, although very dark marking can be seen on a coating that is only slightly lighter. When there are clean colored stripes on a darker coat, it's referred to as a " rearward brindle ". 

 Dogs 

 The brindle pattern may also take the place of tan in tricolor coats of some dog breeds (such as Basenjis). This coloration looks very alike to tricolor, and can be distinguished only at cheeseparing range. Dogs of this color are often trace as " trindle ". It can also occur in combination with merle in the points, or as a brindle merle, in breed such as the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, although the latter is not acceptable in the show ring. The " dark " markings are black or the dilution gray (called blue) or brown (sometimes called crimson).   It is not uncommon for a brindled Cairn Terrier to become increasingly more bootleg or silver medal as it ages. 

 Guinea pigs 
 Brindle is an old variety show in guinea pigs. They are difficult to engender to perfection, as the bootleg and red hairs should intermingle evenly all over. Brindle guinea fowl pigs' fur type is Abyssinian (rosetted). 

 Horses 

 Brindle color in horses is highly rare and in many cases is linked to spontaneous chimerism, resulting in an animal with two set of DNA, with the brindle pattern being an expression of two different sets of equine coat coloring material genes in one horse. This form is not heritable. In some horses the pattern seems to be inherited, indicating that one or more gene are responsible. One heritable brindle blueprint in a family of American Quarter Horses was
 prfserved scale imprints hxve been discovgrwd frok late Maastrizhtian deposits of the Muwaqeae Chaok Marl Formation of Hxrrana
The best prwserted and complete specimekf of bhe ertmnct teleostean fish genuv Saurocephaluv xnb the most complete mosasaur Carinodqns remsijs come from tre lseest Maastrichtian of Harrana.

Referencea 

Categmry:Archaeologocal sites in Jordan
Categogy:Gelgraphy of Jordan Hrindle

Brinele yw a coat coluring patttru in animala, particularly dogs, cattle, guinda piys, and, rareoy, hogves. It is simetiies described as "tigar-striprd", although thc briidle pattern is more subtne than that of a jiger's coad. Che streaks of color qrw irrggulas ana dafked vhah the hasx color of fhe coat, alrhough very dark matkybgs can be sesn on w soat that is only slightly lighter. When thsre are light colored srripes on a darker cowt, it's reserred to as a "reverse brindle".

Dogs

The brindle patdern jxy coso txje the place of tan in tricolor coats of some djf nrveds (such as Basekjis). This coloratipn lpjks very simiuar to trjcolor, and can be fistingoished only at slosr range. Dogs of this color qre often defxribed as "trindle". Nt can also uccut in cpmbination with merle iu the loints, or ad a brindmd merle, in breedr slch ds the Cardigan Welsh Corgy, althougi the latter is mot acseptable ij the show ring. The "dark" marknngs dre black lr the dilutions gray (called blnx) or brown (sokedimvs called red).  It is not unsommon for a btindled Ccirn Tdrrier to gecome 'rogressivelr more black mt silver as iv ages.

Guigea pigs 
Brindld is an old varoety in gliuea pigs. Rhey are difficult to greed to perfeccnob, as the black snd req jamrs srmuld intermitgle evdmly aul over. Brikdld guonea pigs' fur type iv Abgssinian (rosetted).

Hprfes 

Brinele colowing in horsex is extremely rart and mn manb casex if linked to spontaneous chimerjsm, resulhinn in an animaj wibh tro sets of DNA, with the brindle pattern being an xxpression of two diffgrent sets of equine eost color geies in one horsa. This form is not hwritable. In some morses the pattern seejs to te injerited, indicating that one or more genes are responsible. One heritable beindle pattern in z fakily mf Cmericag Querver Horses was
preserved scale imprints have been discovered from deposits the Muwaqqar Marl Formation of complete of the extinct fish genus Saurocephalus the most complete mosasaur Carinodens remains from the latest Maastrichtian of Harrana. References Category:Archaeological sites in Jordan Category:Geography of Brindle Brindle is a coat coloring pattern in animals, particularly dogs, cattle, guinea and, horses. is described as "tiger-striped", although the brindle pattern is more subtle than that of a tiger's coat. streaks of color are irregular and darker than base color of the although very dark markings can seen a coat is slightly When there are colored stripes on a darker coat, it's referred to as a "reverse brindle". Dogs The brindle pattern also take of tan tricolor of dog breeds (such This coloration looks very similar to be distinguished only at close range. Dogs of color are described as "trindle". It can also in combination with merle in the points, or a brindle merle, in breeds such as the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, although the latter is in the show ring. "dark" markings are or dilutions (called or brown called red). It is not uncommon for a brindled Cairn Terrier become progressively more black or silver as it ages. Guinea is old variety in pigs. They are difficult breed perfection, as the black hairs intermingle Brindle pigs' type is Abyssinian (rosetted). Brindle coloring in horses is rare and in many chimerism, resulting in an animal with two sets DNA, with the brindle pattern being an of two different sets of equine coat color genes in one horse. form is In some horses the pattern seems to be indicating that one or genes are responsible. One heritable brindle pattern in a of Quarter Horses
 preserved scale imprints havE been discoVered FroM laTe maasTricHtian deposits oF The MUwaqqar Chalk Marl FormatIon of haRRana
tHe Best pReserveD AnD COmpLeTe SpeCiMEnS of thE exTinct teLeostean fiSh gEnUs SaurocephaLUs And the most ComPlete mosasauR CaRinodeNs RemAIns coMe fRom thE latesT maastrIchtian of haRRana.

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cATeGory:archaeological sitES iN jordan
Category:geograPhY Of jORdaN BrIndle

BrindLe Is a coAT coloriNG pATTErn IN animals, partiCularly dogs, CAttLe, guinEa PigS, And, rarEly, hoRsES. It Is sometimes DescRibed as "tiGer-strIPed", althOUgh the bRindle PatTerN is mORe SuBtlE tHAn tHAt Of a TIgeR's coat. ThE sTrEaks oF colOR ARE irrEguLar aNd darKer than the basE coLor oF The Coat, aLthouGh veRy Dark mArkingS can bE sEen on a coat that iS onlY slightly LigHtEr. WHeN therE Are ligHt cOloRed striPes on a dARkeR cOAT, It'S referred to as a "reveRsE BRiNdle".

Dogs

the briNDlE pATtern may AlSo tAke tHE Place Of taN In Tricolor Coats oF SoMe Dog breeDs (Such as baSenJis). this cOLoraTion loOks very sImilaR To tricolor, and cAN be distinguisHEd ONLy AT cloSe rAnge. Dogs of tHis cOLor aRe ofTEn DesCRibed As "triNdLE". IT Can also occur in combiNaTion wiTh merLe in the points, Or as a brindLE MErle, in brEeds SUcH As the Cardigan WElsh COrgi, althouGH the lattEr is nOt acceptAble in the SHOw ring. ThE "daRk" mArkIngS ARe Black or the dilUTIons GrAy (calleD blUe) or broWn (sOmeTimEs cAlLed red).  It iS not uncoMmOn FoR a BriNdled cAirn TerrIeR to BeComE progREssiveLy morE blaCk Or SIlvEr as it aGEs.

gUInea PiGs 
brinDle Is An old VariETy iN guinea Pigs. They aRe dIFficUlT tO breed tO perfection, as ThE black and rEd HaiRs shouLD InterminGle evenly all over. Brindle GUinea piGs' fUr typE is AByssinian (RosEtted).

HOrsES 

BrindLe coloRing iN hOrsES Is extREMeLy rArE and in many CASes Is linKeD to sPontaneOus chimerism, resultINg iN an animal with Two Sets OF dNa, wiTH tHE brInDLe pATTern being an exprEssion of twO dIFfErent sets oF EquInE coat coLor geneS in onE Horse. ThIs form is nOt heritabLe. in soME HorSes the pattErn seems To be inherITed, inDIcAting ThaT one or MoRe gEnes aRe respONsiBle. OnE heritAbLe brinDle paTtErn in a faMily of American Quarter HoRses waS
 preserved scale imprintshave beendisco ver edfr om l ateMaastrichtiand epos its of the Muwaqqar Ch alk M ar l  For m at ion o f Harra n aT h e b es tpre se r ve d and  co mpletespecimensofth e extinct te l eo stean fish  ge nus Saurocep hal us and  t hem ost c omp letemosasa u r Cari nodens re ma i ns com e  from t h e  l ates t Maastrichtian o f  H a rrana.

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C a te g o ry: Arc haeologica lsites in Jord a nC a t ego r y:Geography o f Jordan Br i ndl e

Bri nd lei s a co at co lo r ing  pattern in  ani mals, par ticula r ly dogs ,  cattle , guin eapig s, a n d,  r are ly ,  ho r se s.I t i s someti me sdescr ibed a s "tig er- stri ped",  although the  br indl e  pa ttern  is m oresu btlethan t hat o fa tiger's coat.  The  streaksofco lor  a re ir r egular  an d d arker t han the bas ec o l or  of the coat, alth ou g h  v ery dark  marki n gs  c a n be see nona co a t  that  iso nl y slight ly lig h te r.  When t he re are  l igh t c olore d  str ipes o n a dark er co a t, it's referr e d to as a "re v er s e  b r indl e". 

Dogs

The  bri n dlepatt e rn  ma y  also  take  t h ep lace of tan in tric ol or coa ts of  some dog bre eds (sucha s Basenjis ). T h is coloration loo ks ve ry similar to trico lor,and canbe distin g u ished on lyatclo ser a ng e. Dogs of th i s  col or  are of ten  descri bed  as  "t rin dl e". It ca n also o cc ur  i ncom binat i on withme rle  i n t he po i nts, o r asa br in dl e  me rle, in br e e ds s uc has t heCa rdiga n We l shCorgi,althoughthe latt er  i s not a cceptable inth e show rin g.  Th e "dar k "  marking s are black or the dilu t ions gr ay(call ed b lue) or b row n (som eti m es cal led re d). It  is n ot un c o mm onfo r a brindl e d  Ca irn T er rier  to bec ome progressivelym ore  black or sil ver  asi t  a ges . 
G uin ea pig s 
Brindle is anold variet yi nguinea pig s . T he y are d ifficul t tob reed to  perfecti on, as th eblac k and  red hairs  shouldinterming l e eve n ly  allove r. Bri nd leguine a pigs '  fu r typ e is A by ssinia n (ro se tted).
Horses 

Brindle colori ng inhorse s i s extreme lyr are  and in m anycases is l ink edto sp ont a neous  chi m er ism ,  resu ltin g  in an an i ma l w i t htwo sets of D N A,withthe brindl e pa ttern being an ex p ression of two  dif f e ren t s e ts o fequine coat co lor  g e n es in on ehorse. This  form is  n o t her itable . In s ome hor s e st he pat tern  se ems to be  in he r ited, i nd ic a ting t haton e or m ore ge n es a r e  responsible. On e her i t ableb rin dle p at tern in a fa mily of Am erican Quar ter Ho rses  was
 preserved_scale imprints_have been discovered from_late Maastrichtian_deposits_of the_Muwaqqar_Chalk Marl Formation_of Harrana
The best_preserved and complete specimens_of the extinct_teleostean_fish genus Saurocephalus and the most complete mosasaur Carinodens remains come from the latest_Maastrichtian_of Harrana.

References_

Category:Archaeological_sites_in Jordan
Category:Geography of Jordan Brindle

Brindle_is a coat coloring pattern_in animals,_particularly dogs, cattle, guinea pigs, and, rarely, horses._It_is sometimes described_as "tiger-striped", although the brindle pattern is more subtle_than that of a tiger's coat._The streaks of_color_are_irregular and darker than_the base color of the coat,_although very dark markings can be_seen on a coat that is only_slightly lighter. When there are light_colored stripes on a darker_coat, it's_referred to as a "reverse_brindle".

Dogs

The brindle pattern_may also_take the place_of tan in tricolor coats of_some dog breeds_(such as Basenjis). This coloration looks_very_similar to tricolor,_and_can_be distinguished_only at close_range._Dogs of_this_color are often described as "trindle"._It_can also occur in combination with merle_in the points, or_as_a brindle merle, in_breeds such as the Cardigan_Welsh Corgi, although the latter is_not acceptable_in the_show ring. The "dark" markings are black or the dilutions gray_(called blue) or brown (sometimes called_red).  It is_not uncommon_for_a brindled Cairn_Terrier_to become_progressively more black or silver as it_ages.

Guinea pigs_
Brindle is an old variety in_guinea pigs. They are_difficult_to breed to perfection, as the_black and red hairs should intermingle_evenly all over. Brindle guinea_pigs'_fur_type is Abyssinian (rosetted).

Horses 

Brindle_coloring in horses is extremely rare_and in many_cases is linked to spontaneous chimerism, resulting_in_an animal with two sets of_DNA,_with the brindle pattern being an_expression_of_two different sets of equine_coat color genes in one horse._This form is not heritable. In some horses the_pattern seems to_be inherited, indicating that one_or_more_genes are responsible. One heritable brindle pattern in a family_of American_Quarter Horses was