What causes the “paint splatter” effect?

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You know those hammers, (for ex), that are one color, but then look like a splash of another has been splatted on them? What exactly causes the pigmentation to look this way?
 
You know those hammers, (for ex), that are one color, but then look like a splash of another has been splatted on them? What exactly causes the pigmentation to look this way?
 
example:
 

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I don't know if anyone has an answer to this? I always presumed that it was a result of genetic expression, like eye color(s), but let's see what people know about the issue.

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I believe it’s the same principal or Similar to rainbow splice acros .

there was a huge write up I believe in coral
Magazine or could have been on here but I can’t find it now .
it explained a lot about different colour pigments
 
I believe it’s the same principal or Similar to rainbow splice acros .

there was a huge write up I believe in coral
Magazine or could have been on here but I can’t find it now .
it explained a lot about different colour pigments
anyone have a link
 
Ran out of ink toner? lol jk , following and curious as well. Those always catch my eye and need to get them in my tank asap.
 

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