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Assuming it's real, I think it would have to be as chimera. I don't even think an extra chromosome would explain this. I'm oversimplifying a little, but the genetics when it comes to the black/brown coloration is either "tabby" or "not tabby", and "tabby" is dominant, so as long as it received one copy of "tabby", every part of the coat that isn't white should be tabby.

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Yeah, not great. Luckily it looks like the cross turns out to have a normal muzzle at least, and I think most munchkins do okay. Pure persians and Scottish folds are the real crime in my opinion, poor Scottish folds, horrible joint problems just because humans must have slightly bent ears :(

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Absolutely adorable! I know a cat that's mostly white but his tail is all stripy. So I always ask him who'd he switch tails with and wiggle his tail about.

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lemmy.ca

Thank god this isn't Reddit where we'd learn how that cat has a rare sickness and only a few months to live.

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lemmy.world

Yes, on Lemmy it can have a nice, stress free life. until cancer strikes unexpectedly to the throat. With a knife.

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This is what happens when you try to pull out, but you're not fast enough.

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You reached the end

And still beautiful | Spyke