Reduced pattern?

Is this what reduced pattern is?
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/03/07/aqazydyv.jpg

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From the little bit I can see in the picture, yes, that looks like a slightly reduced pattern.

What makes it reduced exactly, the faded spot or that the patterns don't have the holes in the middle?

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Thinner dark areas and more prominent light areas. Also a reduction in alien heads. A Pinstripe would be an example of extreme reduction.

Here is my reduced pattern girl, Cleo.

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...0710-02275.jpg

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...0309-01172.jpg

Wouldn't that be increased pattern/broadened markings? Wouldn't reduced patterning be mostly dark?

Reduced means lack of markings basically. Reduced patterned normal, for example, would have no dots in the pattern. The pattern would be very clean and not busy looking.

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Wouldn't reduced patterning be mostly dark?

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No. It would not.

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Originally Posted by TurkeyPython

Wouldn't that be increased pattern/broadened markings? Wouldn't reduced patterning be mostly dark?

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"pattern" is considered the black markings on a normal. So reduced pattern would be less of that. Like the alien eyes and such, as a few have said

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Originally Posted by TurkeyPython

Wouldn't that be increased pattern/broadened markings? Wouldn't reduced patterning be mostly dark?

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Actually, I would love to see one with a huge amount of black patterning. Have there been any normals like that? Any pics?