Cat Coat Colors & Genetics
Base cat coat
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The colors
The base colors and their dilute version
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Tortie and red cats
Everything about the orange gene.
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Tabby cats and patterns
The different tabby markings
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Point coloration and albinism
Colorpoint, mink and sepia
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White cats and white spottings
The genetics behind the “tuxedo“ coloration.
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Smoke and silver
Some not very well known coat effects.
Breed specific colors
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The amber color: A Norwegian Forest cat particularity!
Its properties, history, and the genetics behind it.
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The sunshine color: a new color in the Siberian cats
Its properties, history, and the genetics behind it.
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