- the
species survive on red plants.
There is also
consensus that the
erythristic mutation is
actually a
dominant trait among katydid species,
albeit a...
-
colors (e.g., yellow-backed, orange-backed, white-backed, or a rare
erythristic morph in
which the body is
completely red). Both
morphs have speckled...
-
appearing somewhat similar to a
piebald or pied in
other species.
Erythristic:
Erythristic individuals present with
heightened red
pigment in the skin. This...
- eyes,
while leucistic ones are the same but with
normal eyes instead.
Erythristic badgers are more
common than the former,
being characterized by having...
- isabellinists, xanthochromists, amelanists, and erythrists. In
typical erythristic individuals, the
underfur is
usually bright reddish. The
guard hairs...
- (1): 88−89. Pirie, T. J.; Thomas, R. L. & Fellowes, M. D. E. (2016). "
Erythristic leopards Panthera pardus in
South Africa". Bothalia. 46 (1): 1–5. doi:10...
- and some have
suggested the
possibility of it
being genetic variants.
Erythristic plumage has been noted. The race
phillipsi has been
suggested for the...
-
Otocolobus manul ferrugineus proposed by
Sergey Ognev in 1928 was an
erythristic specimen from the
Kopet Dag mountains.
Otocolobus was
proposed by Johann...
- off-white,
while the
round iris has
amber to
ochre colouration. Melanistic,
erythristic, and
albinotic natural forms are known, as is a dark grey form. Although...
- phase.
Unlike P. cinereus, P.
serratus has not yet been
found to have an
erythristic variation.
Mostly nocturnal, it is
often found under ground debris in...
