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What's Up With This BRB?

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  • 04-14-2008, 09:59 AM
    MelissaFlipski
    Re: What's Up With This BRB?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by PhillyBoyInTN View Post
    damn your avatar is CREEPY :O

    I second that.
  • 04-22-2008, 03:11 AM
    ajeff
    Re: What's Up With This BRB?
    Okay, I got a new theory :D

    The word of the day is: hypo erythrism. I knew I seen this tossed around before, and messing around in google I figured out how to spell "erythrism"

    MW has what it means here: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/erythrism

    But wait a moment, this little girl of yours has a reduction of red. I can explain that too... I think :weirdface

    If the animal is naturaly erythristic, the animal is red. Just like in a hypomelanistic animal, the animal is not a true albino, it just has a reduction of black, well using the same logic for your little girl, a hypo erythristic would have a reduction in red pigment.

    So, kind of like anerythristic, but an anerythristic animal all the red pigment would be gone.

    Well, thats my theory :O You would not believe the amount of cut and paste I had to use LOL.

    So, I think your animal is hypo alright, but not like what most are used to :)

    Does any of this make any sense!? :confused:
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