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Record sbc-137, printed 30 August 2026. Every animal on this sheet has its own page and its own source at that address.

Afina from the Nice Cattery

prefix Chatterie de Nice · Siberian · both eyes blue · No variant and no line attributed

Under the variant field this directory proposes, this cat would read DBE 161p. A carrier of a variant nobody has sequenced, on no named line. This is the group bare 161 exists for. The proposal is set out in full here, and no registry issues this field today: it is computed from the record at each build and is not part of any registration.

How this cat is connected to the trait

NO RECORDED PARENT LINK JOINS THIS CAT TO A FOUNDER OR TO A TESTED ANIMAL. What the record rests on instead is no recorded parent at all, which is a gap in the sources and not a statement that the cat had none.

No parent is recorded for this cat in the register, so no genealogy can be drawn. That is a gap in the sources, not a statement that the cat had none. Any offspring the register holds are listed below.

What is flagged

  1. AFINA FROM THE NICE CATTERY. HELD APART FROM THE COAT-EXCLUSION DIAGNOSTIC, AND DELIBERATELY. This register excludes the coat where a cat is a traditional bicolour with two blue eyes, because white spotting covers an eye where the white falls and gives an odd eye rather than two blue ones. AT VAN AND HARLEQUIN GRADES THAT REASONING FAILS: the white is extensive enough that bilateral blue is available from the coat itself. HER WHITE IS AT OR BEYOND THAT GRADE ON THE PHOTOGRAPH, so her coat is NOT excluded and she is not counted in the diagnostic. This is the distinction that keeps the register from overclaiming, and it is applied against a cat whose own breeder presents her as an example of the line | CONTRAST WITH ATHENA OF THE SAME CATTERY, whose white is confined to the chest, muzzle and feet. The two are described in the same words by the same breeder and they fall on opposite sides of this rule | A REGISTRY CODE WOULD SETTLE IT. If she is coded 03 the coat is excluded and she joins the diagnostic; if 01 or 02 she stays here. NO CODE, NO DATE AND NO PARENTS ARE PUBLISHED FOR HER | THE CATTERY STATES SHE WILL PASS ON HER BLUE EYES, which is a breeder's claim of heritability and not a test result

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
sbc-137
Sex
female
Cattery prefix
Chatterie de Nice
Breed, as stated
Siberian
Eye status
blue: both eyes blue
Eyes, in the source's words
blue
Certificate wording
brown tortie and white, in the cattery's own words
Role
dam
Country
France
The description held
TWO BLUE EYES ON A CAT CARRYING A GREAT DEAL OF WHITE. The photograph shows white over the muzzle, chest, belly, legs and a broad facial blaze, covering roughly half the coat or more. NO EMS CODE IS PUBLISHED FOR HER, so the amount cannot be read off a registry entry, and on the photograph it is at or beyond the harlequin grade rather than bicolour. She is not dominant white and not colourpointed
Evidence grade
Reported asserted, with neither a test nor a traced descent
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Source

the Chatterie de Nice cattery's own page for AFINA, read 19 August 2026. A BREEDER'S PAGE FOR ITS OWN CAT, in English, carrying a photograph. It states she is a traditional Siberian female bred at the cattery, brown tortie and white with 'natural blue eyes', and that she will pass on her intense blue eyes to her offspring. IT GIVES NO EMS CODE, NO DATE OF BIRTH AND NO PARENTS

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.