The colour of a cat's coat is determined by the ___ chromosome., X, Y, Brown colouring is the result of which dominant gene?, B, D, O, A, Orange colouring is the result of which dominant gene?, A, D, O, S, White colouring is the result of which dominant gene?, A, D, I, S or W, If a cat's coat isn't some mix of orange, brown, black and white, it's because..., ...it's not a cat, ...of a genetic mutation, ...it hasn't unlocked those colours yet, Which of these are distinguishing features of tabby cats? (multiple answers), Blue eyes, Forehead "m" pattern, Eyeliner effect, High intelligence, Which of these are characteristics of cats possessing a dominant W gene? (multiple answers), Blue Eyes, Completely White Coat, Lemon Scent, Increased Risk of Deafness, Is this cat more likely to be male or female?, Female, Male, Why?, Orange and Black are present which means the cat has two X chromosomes, Male cats don't exist, Black and White are present which means something idk, Orange and White are present which mean the cat possesses a dominant S gene, Which dominant genes does this cat possess?, O and B, B and S, O and S, Soggy gene, A colourpoint pattern is a genetic mutation, causing the extremities to change colour based on ________, The weather, How the cat feels, Temperature, What you feed the cat, What happens if a cat possesses two recessive D genes (d/d) ?, Its coat is less saturated (Dilution), It can solve puzzles (Solution), It becomes a lion (Evolution), It upholds the law (Prosecution), What causes grey colouring?, The G gene, Dilution of black fur, Old age, A black parent and a white parent

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