That's an interesting interpretation. Rereading, I see that you called the fleece markings "highly exaggerated" and I wondered about that. The markings are unusual. In the pangolin interpretation, the scales would be backwards.
Are the fleece markings exaggerated or not?
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There is a good deal of variation in the details of the way that a fleece was drawn. Apparently, that variation comes from artistic individuality. As to exaggeration, see the sheep of 1197, Spain. Also see 1417 France. It is contemporary with the VMs and made in Alsace.
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Are the Alsatian fleece markings highly exaggerated? Does that exaggeration convey any ulterior implications? That is why the interpretation of appearance is so problematic.
Are the fleece markings exaggerated or not?
Here are sheep:
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And here are fleece images, mainly Gideon.
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There is a good deal of variation in the details of the way that a fleece was drawn. Apparently, that variation comes from artistic individuality. As to exaggeration, see the sheep of 1197, Spain. Also see 1417 France. It is contemporary with the VMs and made in Alsace.
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Are the Alsatian fleece markings highly exaggerated? Does that exaggeration convey any ulterior implications? That is why the interpretation of appearance is so problematic.

