(01-19-2018 03:41 PM)TerrorMisu Resident Wrote: Here you go!
Thank you Terror!
Here we have a kitty who shows Australian Blue Marble fur.
Her Mom is an Aby Dark, and Dad is an Ocicat Black.
Ocicat Black is known to be dominant to Aby Dark, which means that Dad must have passed his hidden fur.
Grandpa on Dad's side is also an Ocicat Black, while grandma is a Burmilla CSS.
Burmilla CSS is known to be recessive to both Ocicat Black and Blue Marble, which means that Dad, and in turn the Blue Marble, must hide Burmilla Chocolate or more recessive.
Grandma on mom's side is a Siamese Blue Tortie, while grandpa is an Aby Dark.
Mom's fur is either grandpa's shown fur (or his hidden if he is pure) or it is one of Grandma's furs hiding behind the Aby Dark.
The offspring though is still a Blue Marble, which is recessive to Aby Dark. Blue Marble must therefore be Mom's hidden.
It is very likely that Grandma Lady Wanker hides Blue Marble, but we cannot rule out that she hides Aby Dark as long as we haven't studied her pedigrees.
This means that Siamese - Blue Tortie is proven dominant to Australian Mist Blue Marble.
Breaking news:
Grandma Lady Wanker is actually Lilith, the first Siamese Blue Tortie with a new name.
Her mom is an Australian Mist Blue Marble, which means that she hides AMBM and NOT Aby Dark. Either way, it is confirmed that Siamese Blue Tortie is dominant to Blye Marble.
Please check the cat ID numbers to confirm that this is the same cat as on page 1.