- when mutated, can
cause leucism include c-kit, mitf and EDNRB. The
terms leucistic and
leucism are
derived from the stem
leuc- + -ism, from
Latin leuco-...
- dark). The
underlying genetic cause is
related to a
condition known as
leucism. In
medieval English "pied"
indicated alternating contrasting colours making...
-
Leuc (French pronunciation: [løk] ) is a
commune in the Aude
department in
southern France.
Communes of the Aude
department "Répertoire
national des élus:...
- “white buck” or “white doe”. The all-white
coloration is the
result of
leucism, a
condition that
causes hair and skin to lose its
natural pigmentation...
- to the
expression of the
piebald white spotting gene, a type of
partial leucism.: 148 A
Turkish Van may have blue or
amber eyes, or be odd-e**** (having...
-
within a
white spot,
where melanin is
absent from the skin and hair (see
Leucism).
These species include the cat,
particularly breeds such as
Turkish Van...
- structures. Dilution:
where eumelanin is
partially reduced in only feathering.
Leucism:
where eumelanin is
completely reduced from
total or
localized feathering...
- of
which had
white coats.
These deer are not albino, but
instead have
leucism,
which is an
abnormal genetic condition that
carries a set of recessive...
- with all-black individuals,
cougars are
notable for
lacking melanism but
leucism and
albinism are
present in
cougars along with many
other felids. In the...
- Botswana. The
white lion is a rare
morph with a
genetic condition called leucism,
which is
caused by a
double recessive allele. It is not albino; it has...
