Shell coiling in the hermaphroditic snail Limnaea peregra may be
right-handed (dextral) or left-handed (sinistral).
The coiling depends on the genotype of egg donor parent, regardless of
the phenotype of that parent.
If that parent is DD or Dd, the offspring will be dextral.
The dominant allele (D) produces a gene product that
influences spindle orientation in the first cleavage division
of the zygote, which in turn affects subsequent cell
divisions to produce permanent coiling in that direction.