Tigris Mutation
Rather then normal tigers, the stripes of the volbur are naturaly horizontal. They are aligned with their back which is normaly formed and stahts from the head and ends at the tail. Tigris' have complete black head, legs and tail. Only white markings are on the chest, legst and tail tip but never seen on the head. Tigris can have yellow, orange and reddish almost bloody looking eyes.
Regions
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Red - can be of any color, shaded like sable
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Black - for a tradional one it stays black, but can mutate
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White - traditionaly white, but can mutate
Genetics
The genetic alleles are labled as "T".
TT
Tigris
Tt
Tigris no visible changes or slightly reduced
(less from black & White region)
tt
No Tigris
Natural state
Double Mutations
As the name says it, these mutations can only be achieved if 2 mutations are combined. Only 2 at the time can be combined, without counting the natural state.
Yes, the natural state gene has to be present again in order to express any of these.
If it is missing, it is considered an Omitt.
These are again only guides on how they can look like as fully doubles. They can slightly differ if one mutation is not fully active. You can read more about it here in "Natural State".
