behavior/neurological
• when walking, mice exhibit a slight jolting throughout the length of the body and a wobbly gait
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• lateral and vertical head movement is much milder than that presented by lurcher mutants
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abnormal gait
(
J:94301
)
• when walking, mice slowly raise their rear feet high into the flank while holding their rear feet more rigidly than normal, but they do not exhibit the more common walking- on- hot coals phenotype of other hotfoot mutations
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• females breed, but males do not breed well
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