Cukyluky Viridian

prefix Viridian · British Shorthair · both eyes blue, and white or white spotting supplies the cause · No variant and no line attributed · also in its ancestry: Igor

Genealogy trace, one printable page carrying the proposed code

How this cat is connected to the trait

No recorded parent link joins this cat to a founder or to a tested animal. Nothing in the record connects it to the trait at all.

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What the pedigree implies

Possible carrier by descent. the Igor line, PAX3, allele not published, through Arischa from Sham, Australian Bingo, Cappuccino from Sham

This is computed from the recorded parentage each time this site is built and is not typed into the register. It is a deduction from the trait being dominant, not a statement by any source, and it is not the same thing as the record's own status field. Only a laboratory settles it for an individual. The full list is on latent lines.

What is flagged on this tree

1. Romanse from Sham. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
2. Rise and Shine van de Katse Duinen. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
3. Juliane from Sham, as given on the Cukyluky Viridian sheet. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
4. A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit. Thirty ancestors, twelve coded eyes, and every one of the twelve carries 01, 02 OR 03. This is the control for British gems Stitch and it comes from stitch's own cattery. The coded cats are Epica Wintrose BSH f 01 63, Eragon Winterose BSH c 01 63, Uma Cinni Viridian BSH o 01 63, Elisa Surica BriLG BSH ns 01 21 63, Grayson Rainbow Fire BSH a 02 63, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit BSH d 02 63, One Wish Cassia Turiana BSH b 02 63, Cukyluky Viridian BSH b 02 63, Monika Brilliant Field BSH f 02 62, Gudvangen's Unique Baby BSH fs 02 21 62 and Rivium's Happy Dream Girl BSH r 03 63. TEN 63s, TWO 62s, not one 68, not one 69 and not one 61 | and not one coded cat on the sheet is without white. Every animal the registry troubled to give an eye code carries van, harlequin or bicolour white, and two of them carry a colourpoint as well. The uncoded animals are the ones without white. That is the classic white spotting gene doing exactly what the holder of this register said it does, demonstrated across a complete thirty-ancestor pedigree | British gems Stitch is the exception to it. He is BSH d 69, RED, with no white symbol in the code, no 01, 02, 03, 08 or 09 and no 33. Same cattery, same registry, and the only cat of the prefix carrying a dominant eye code is also the only coded cat of the prefix carrying no white. The contrast is now documented on two complete sheets and a cattery listing
5. A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit. Eye and coat, held apart from the diagnostic. This cat is blue-eyed in both eyes and is not dominant white and not colourpointed, but its white code is van or harlequin. Very high white can produce bilateral blue on its own, which a traditional bicolour cannot, so the coat is NOT excluded here and this cat is not counted in the diagnostic. The distinction matters most at the founders: it is where this register would otherwise overclaim.
6. Rivium's Illy von Grigoleit. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
7. Rivium's Samsara, as given on the Cukyluky Viridian sheet. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
8. Ic Sun-city's Regina Nice Perl. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
9. Ic Veni Vidi Vici from Sham. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
10. Jolanda from Sham. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
11. Rivium's Happy dream girl. Thirty ancestors, twelve coded eyes, and every one of the twelve carries 01, 02 OR 03. This is the control for British gems Stitch and it comes from stitch's own cattery. The coded cats are Epica Wintrose BSH f 01 63, Eragon Winterose BSH c 01 63, Uma Cinni Viridian BSH o 01 63, Elisa Surica BriLG BSH ns 01 21 63, Grayson Rainbow Fire BSH a 02 63, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit BSH d 02 63, One Wish Cassia Turiana BSH b 02 63, Cukyluky Viridian BSH b 02 63, Monika Brilliant Field BSH f 02 62, Gudvangen's Unique Baby BSH fs 02 21 62 and Rivium's Happy Dream Girl BSH r 03 63. TEN 63s, TWO 62s, not one 68, not one 69 and not one 61 | and not one coded cat on the sheet is without white. Every animal the registry troubled to give an eye code carries van, harlequin or bicolour white, and two of them carry a colourpoint as well. The uncoded animals are the ones without white. That is the classic white spotting gene doing exactly what the holder of this register said it does, demonstrated across a complete thirty-ancestor pedigree | British gems Stitch is the exception to it. He is BSH d 69, RED, with no white symbol in the code, no 01, 02, 03, 08 or 09 and no 33. Same cattery, same registry, and the only cat of the prefix carrying a dominant eye code is also the only coded cat of the prefix carrying no white. The contrast is now documented on two complete sheets and a cattery listing
12. Rivium's Happy dream girl. Eye and coat, a determination and not a query. This cat is blue-eyed in both eyes, carries a bicolour or locket white code, is not dominant white and is not colourpointed. The classic white spotting gene covers an eye where the white happens to fall, which gives an odd eye and not two blue ones, so the coat does not account for this and a dominant blue eye is present in the line. It is not the KIT odd-eye case. Its registry has entered no dominant eye code on it. Which variant is not deducible from a coat code and none is adopted.
13. Rivium's D'arcy van Roven. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
14. Elisa Surica Brilg. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
15. Gic Insider of Great Fate. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
16. Monika Brilliant field. Thirty ancestors, twelve coded eyes, and every one of the twelve carries 01, 02 OR 03. This is the control for British gems Stitch and it comes from stitch's own cattery. The coded cats are Epica Wintrose BSH f 01 63, Eragon Winterose BSH c 01 63, Uma Cinni Viridian BSH o 01 63, Elisa Surica BriLG BSH ns 01 21 63, Grayson Rainbow Fire BSH a 02 63, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit BSH d 02 63, One Wish Cassia Turiana BSH b 02 63, Cukyluky Viridian BSH b 02 63, Monika Brilliant Field BSH f 02 62, Gudvangen's Unique Baby BSH fs 02 21 62 and Rivium's Happy Dream Girl BSH r 03 63. TEN 63s, TWO 62s, not one 68, not one 69 and not one 61 | and not one coded cat on the sheet is without white. Every animal the registry troubled to give an eye code carries van, harlequin or bicolour white, and two of them carry a colourpoint as well. The uncoded animals are the ones without white. That is the classic white spotting gene doing exactly what the holder of this register said it does, demonstrated across a complete thirty-ancestor pedigree | British gems Stitch is the exception to it. He is BSH d 69, RED, with no white symbol in the code, no 01, 02, 03, 08 or 09 and no 33. Same cattery, same registry, and the only cat of the prefix carrying a dominant eye code is also the only coded cat of the prefix carrying no white. The contrast is now documented on two complete sheets and a cattery listing
17. Gudvangen's Armani. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
18. Gudvangen's unique Baby. Thirty ancestors, twelve coded eyes, and every one of the twelve carries 01, 02 OR 03. This is the control for British gems Stitch and it comes from stitch's own cattery. The coded cats are Epica Wintrose BSH f 01 63, Eragon Winterose BSH c 01 63, Uma Cinni Viridian BSH o 01 63, Elisa Surica BriLG BSH ns 01 21 63, Grayson Rainbow Fire BSH a 02 63, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit BSH d 02 63, One Wish Cassia Turiana BSH b 02 63, Cukyluky Viridian BSH b 02 63, Monika Brilliant Field BSH f 02 62, Gudvangen's Unique Baby BSH fs 02 21 62 and Rivium's Happy Dream Girl BSH r 03 63. TEN 63s, TWO 62s, not one 68, not one 69 and not one 61 | and not one coded cat on the sheet is without white. Every animal the registry troubled to give an eye code carries van, harlequin or bicolour white, and two of them carry a colourpoint as well. The uncoded animals are the ones without white. That is the classic white spotting gene doing exactly what the holder of this register said it does, demonstrated across a complete thirty-ancestor pedigree | British gems Stitch is the exception to it. He is BSH d 69, RED, with no white symbol in the code, no 01, 02, 03, 08 or 09 and no 33. Same cattery, same registry, and the only cat of the prefix carrying a dominant eye code is also the only coded cat of the prefix carrying no white. The contrast is now documented on two complete sheets and a cattery listing
19. One Wish Cassia Turiana. Thirty ancestors, twelve coded eyes, and every one of the twelve carries 01, 02 OR 03. This is the control for British gems Stitch and it comes from stitch's own cattery. The coded cats are Epica Wintrose BSH f 01 63, Eragon Winterose BSH c 01 63, Uma Cinni Viridian BSH o 01 63, Elisa Surica BriLG BSH ns 01 21 63, Grayson Rainbow Fire BSH a 02 63, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit BSH d 02 63, One Wish Cassia Turiana BSH b 02 63, Cukyluky Viridian BSH b 02 63, Monika Brilliant Field BSH f 02 62, Gudvangen's Unique Baby BSH fs 02 21 62 and Rivium's Happy Dream Girl BSH r 03 63. TEN 63s, TWO 62s, not one 68, not one 69 and not one 61 | and not one coded cat on the sheet is without white. Every animal the registry troubled to give an eye code carries van, harlequin or bicolour white, and two of them carry a colourpoint as well. The uncoded animals are the ones without white. That is the classic white spotting gene doing exactly what the holder of this register said it does, demonstrated across a complete thirty-ancestor pedigree | British gems Stitch is the exception to it. He is BSH d 69, RED, with no white symbol in the code, no 01, 02, 03, 08 or 09 and no 33. Same cattery, same registry, and the only cat of the prefix carrying a dominant eye code is also the only coded cat of the prefix carrying no white. The contrast is now documented on two complete sheets and a cattery listing
20. One Wish Cassia Turiana. Eye and coat, held apart from the diagnostic. This cat is blue-eyed in both eyes and is not dominant white and not colourpointed, but its white code is van or harlequin. Very high white can produce bilateral blue on its own, which a traditional bicolour cannot, so the coat is NOT excluded here and this cat is not counted in the diagnostic. The distinction matters most at the founders: it is where this register would otherwise overclaim.
21. Uma Cinni Viridian. Thirty ancestors, twelve coded eyes, and every one of the twelve carries 01, 02 OR 03. This is the control for British gems Stitch and it comes from stitch's own cattery. The coded cats are Epica Wintrose BSH f 01 63, Eragon Winterose BSH c 01 63, Uma Cinni Viridian BSH o 01 63, Elisa Surica BriLG BSH ns 01 21 63, Grayson Rainbow Fire BSH a 02 63, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit BSH d 02 63, One Wish Cassia Turiana BSH b 02 63, Cukyluky Viridian BSH b 02 63, Monika Brilliant Field BSH f 02 62, Gudvangen's Unique Baby BSH fs 02 21 62 and Rivium's Happy Dream Girl BSH r 03 63. TEN 63s, TWO 62s, not one 68, not one 69 and not one 61 | and not one coded cat on the sheet is without white. Every animal the registry troubled to give an eye code carries van, harlequin or bicolour white, and two of them carry a colourpoint as well. The uncoded animals are the ones without white. That is the classic white spotting gene doing exactly what the holder of this register said it does, demonstrated across a complete thirty-ancestor pedigree | British gems Stitch is the exception to it. He is BSH d 69, RED, with no white symbol in the code, no 01, 02, 03, 08 or 09 and no 33. Same cattery, same registry, and the only cat of the prefix carrying a dominant eye code is also the only coded cat of the prefix carrying no white. The contrast is now documented on two complete sheets and a cattery listing
22. Uma Cinni Viridian. Eye and coat, held apart from the diagnostic. This cat is blue-eyed in both eyes and is not dominant white and not colourpointed, but its white code is van or harlequin. Very high white can produce bilateral blue on its own, which a traditional bicolour cannot, so the coat is NOT excluded here and this cat is not counted in the diagnostic. The distinction matters most at the founders: it is where this register would otherwise overclaim.
23. Cukyluky Viridian. A four-generation British shorthair sheet running odd eyes throughout, and not one dominant code on it. Cukyluky Viridian is BSH b 02 63. Six animals on this sheet carry 63, the ordinary odd-eye code, and three carry 62: the subject, both her parents, Rivium's Happy Dream Girl, A Seventh Heaven von Grigoleit, who appears twice, and Elisa Surica BriLG | every one of them carries white. 02 on the subject and her sire, 01 on her dam, 03 on the Rivium animals, 01 on Elisa Surica. Under this register's coat rule the white reaches the head in every case, so an ordinary explanation of a pale eye is available on every animal and not one of them can be used as evidence of a variant | that is why it is worth holding. A line running odd eyes for four generations with an ordinary explanation available at every step is the control against which the coded lines in this register should be read. It shows what white spotting on its own looks like across a pedigree, and it looks like this | and it settles a parentage contradiction. This register held BOTH of Cukyluky Viridian's parents as female. The sheet names one Wish Cassia Turiana as the sire
24. Cukyluky Viridian. Eye and coat, held apart from the diagnostic. This cat is blue-eyed in both eyes and is not dominant white and not colourpointed, but its white code is van or harlequin. Very high white can produce bilateral blue on its own, which a traditional bicolour cannot, so the coat is NOT excluded here and this cat is not counted in the diagnostic. The distinction matters most at the founders: it is where this register would otherwise overclaim.

A flag is not an error. It marks a place where two sources say different things, or where an attribution cannot be made on the evidence held.

The record

Register id

bgj-05

Sex

female

Cattery prefix

Viridian

Breed, as stated

British Shorthair

Eye status

blue-KIT: both eyes blue, and white or white spotting supplies the cause

Eyes, in the source's words

odd

Role

dam

Relations named by the source

out of One Wish Cassia Turiana and Uma Cinni Viridian; dam of British Gems Sir James

Year

15 May 2017

EMS code

BSH b 02 63

The code read out

British Shorthair; chocolate; harlequin; odd eyes

The description held

BSH b 02 63, a harlequin with odd eyes, out of a harlequin coded 63 and a van coded 63. Three generations of high white and three odd eyes, all with an ordinary cause

Evidence grade

Reported asserted, with neither a test nor a traced descent

In the register

• Parents: One Wish Cassia Turiana, Uma Cinni Viridian
• Offspring recorded in this register; a cat may have others: British Gems Sir James

This directory is a working aid compiled from published charts, registry documents and breeder statements. It is not a register and it has no standing of any kind. The grade attaches to the animal, not to the line: a cat whose ancestor was genotyped is line-traced, not genotyped.