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| January 03, 2013 | ||
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I've heard of the condition, and I know there are some cases where,
for example, an otherwise albino animal may have pigment in its eyes
(the reverse may also occur, an otherwise normal animal with no
pigment in its eyes, though I've never heard of it). I don't believe
I've ever seen a case like Maxie's, though I certainly wouldn't be
surprised. |
![]() | January 03, 2013 | |
Thanks guys! :D Aperture: XD I love your characters! Rift was just a spur of the moment thing XD Natti: I believe I heard somewhere that it is possible, but I'll admit I have yet to look it up |D I'll be doing that before making her a character. *EDIT* I just did a little research. "Partial Albinism" is a highly controversial term, and many in the medical field do believe that it's albino or not albino. But there are few cases when "partial albinism" appears, where only small parts of the body are pigmented. Or, vice versa, where only small parts of the body are affected by albinism. It really doesn't have a name, but Partial Albinism, though controversial, is the best way to put it. XD |
| January 03, 2013 | ||
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I admit this is a unique spin on a second litter, much more creative
than my Zäsar. ^^ |
| January 03, 2013 | ||
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| Water Tribe |
It's an interesting start, certainly, but I do have to wonder...is it
even possible to be only partially albino? I don't think it is,
but...eh, I could be wrong. I'd have to look it up. |