Love me some piebald, which I forgot to mention in the video is the non-cat-specific term for bicolor lol. Also, much like "niche," very single professor I had in college pronounced "leucism" & "leucistic" differently, and I'm already bad at pronouncing things, so go easy on me.

Terminology Google doc mentioned in the video: [ Ссылка ]

Playlist for previous videos:
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Sources/Further reading:
White Dominant & spotting: [ Ссылка ]
KIT region: [ Ссылка ]
More KIT region I love the KIT region: [ Ссылка ]
White-blue deafness: [ Ссылка ]
Also White-blue deafness: [ Ссылка ]00209-2.pdf
Mechanisms & frequency of White-blue deafness: [ Ссылка ]
White spotting grading: [ Ссылка ]
White spotting grading & patterns: [ Ссылка ]
Facial markings (including van): [ Ссылка ]
White spotting pattern development: [ Ссылка ]
Codominant Birman gloves?: [ Ссылка ]
Recessive Birman gloves?: [ Ссылка ]
Iris pigment diagram: [ Ссылка ]

Comic sans is used to aid viewers w/Dyslexia, since this video is particularly text- & letter-heavy.

my patreon: [ Ссылка ]
my warriors tumblr: [ Ссылка ]
ko-fi: [ Ссылка ]

00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Leucism vs Albinism
00:52 - White Dominant
03:04 - White Spotting
05:57 - Birman Gloving
06:52 - Summary
07:47 - Practice Squares

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