Albino (in CC amphib glossary)

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An animal lacking the ability to make melanin pigment. It may show Yellow (Xanthic) and/or reflective (iridescent) pigmentation.

(I think we need crisp definitions of the various pigment mutants which are quite confusing.)
 
Thanks for contributing oceanblue!

We have definitions for 12 color variations in the thread below, as well as other terms important to coloration:
http://www.caudata.org/forum/f1-gen...words-albino-axanthic-cc-amphib-glossary.html

You'll find this under the 'Glossary - Completed Words' subforum on the second page near the bottom. This is pretty comprehensive - are there things missing that you would recommend to be added?
 
Sorry I missed it. I'll have a good read and think of a few other words!
That would be great! The more words we have....the more comprehensive and of value our glossary will be.
 
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