colorpoint造句

• Faint colorpoint markings may be visible, but any barring or spotting is considered a serious fault.
• Colorpoint ( Himalayan pattern ) cats can have bicolor points, although this variation is not recognized for showing.
• The action of the gene also produces the modified colorpoint effect, which is more noticeable in young kittens.
• In addition, other than cats of the Ojos Azules breed, only white or colorpoint cats can have blue eyes.
• In the CFA, a Colorpoint Shorthair cat may also be any of the four traditional Siamese colors; however, they may only be tortoiseshell point.
• As with most other cat breeds, color varieties of the Siberian vary and all colors, such as tabby, solid, colorpoint, are genetically possible.
• The body markings of bicolor colorpoints become clearer with age, as the body fur of colorpoint cats darkens as the cats grow older and the white patches become more visible.
• For example, TICA's Himalayan is considered a colorpoint version of the Persian by CFA, while CFA's Javanese is considered a color variation of the Balinese by TICA.
• While it began as a landrace, it is colorpoint variant of the breed is called the "'Neva Masquerade "'by some registries, including F閐閞ation Internationale F閘ine ( FIF?).
• Persians with Himalayan ancestry has registration numbers starting with 3 and are commonly referred to by breeders as colorpoint carriers ( CPC ) or 3000-series cats, although not all will actually carry the recessive gene.
• This was to make it easy for breeders who do not want Himalayan blood in their breeding lines to avoid individuals who, while not necessarily exhibiting the colorpoint pattern, may be carrying the point coloration gene recessively.
• The Suphalak is a natural breed and should not be confused with the sable Burmese cat, an established American and European created breed which expresses the colorpoint Burmese gene ( cb ) that results in a dark points on the extremities such as the ears, feet and tail as well as a dark mask on the face.