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	Discussion Forum: Smokey Black
		A chestnut with the cream gene is a palomino, a bay with the cream gene is a buckskin, but a black with the cream gene can appear to be black although it is actually a smoky black.
		Because the Cream gene is an incomplete dominant it does not affect black pigment physically unless it is present in homozygous form.
		However the cream gene is still present and can produce palominos from a smoky black to chestnut mating.
	www.equine-reproduction.com /board/messages/101/2505.html?1101833833 (720 words)

	Dun Central Station - The Cute Conundrum
		Silver Smoke was shown to carry the cream gene, proving that he is a smoky black (a black horse carrying cream- remember, cream in its heterozygous form does not affect black hair).
		Until as recently as fifteen years ago, many color geneticists believed the cream dilutes (palomino, buckskin, smoky black, cremello, perlino, and smoky creme) and the dun dilutes (red dun, bay dun, and grulla) were caused by a single gene at the D (dilution) locus.
		She would have to have been carrying the creme gene to have produced as she did, but grullas with the creme gene are usually a somewhat lighter shade of grulla (sometimes called silver grulla).
	www.duncentralstation.com /CuteConundrum.html (1667 words)

	Black-Eyed Cream
		Cream hamsters also make acceptable mates for some of the rarer colours, (Copper, Ivory, etc.), due to the gene being an integral part of the colour.
		For example, Copper, Ivory, Sable and Mink hamsters are all produced by the interaction of the Cream gene, (e), with another gene or genes.
		"Cream", as it is usually abbreviated was the first "self" colour to arise, (since White is not, technically, a colour).
	www.hamsters-uk.org /hamster/becream.html (1667 words)

	Breeders Quotes
		You can use DEW to produce creams too but breeders say that ch gene gives a better shade of cream than cr gene.
		Cream and whites on the west coast at least, have a tendency to have medium to long coats.
		Under colour is the final frontier for cream selfs, all who breed them work on it and are disappointed off and on with the non-true breeding characteristics of undercolour.
	www.hiddenforestcavies.com /breeders_quotes.htm (1667 words)

	cream
		The colour genetics of the wild type, cream, and split to cream Bourke Parakeet are very elementary once you understand a few basic concepts.
		"mm" is a homozygote for the cream gene.
		the "M" gene is a small "m", it is responsible for the cream colour and
	www.compusmart.ab.ca /kbush/cream.htm (1667 words)

	Welcome to Kindred Gerbils: Colours
		Not ever colour is here, this is due to new colours being discovered every week with new combinations of the genes.
		The Saffron is an orange colour all over but on the belly it blends to a rich cream colour.
		(The Spsp gene is the spotted gene.) The Siamese is like a paler version of the Burmese, it has a sandy coloured body with dark brown points.
	www.kindredgerbils.com /colour/colour.htm (1667 words)

	Syrian hamster genetics: coat colour genetics
		with the cream gene to give a very pale coloured hamster.Hamsters also homozygous for the cinnamon gene (symbol pp) are cream with red eyes and pale ears, though I don't know if this is because the production of eumelanin pigment is prevented altogether.
		Cream hamsters have no dark cheek flashes or crescents, but usually have dark eyes and ears.
		Heterozygous hamsters have one copy of each form of the gene.
	www.homestead.com /hammyshoard/Hamstergenetics.html (1667 words)

	champagne.htm
		Thus, since the cream foal will shed out darker (the reverse of champagne in which the foals shed out lighter), and the eye color of the foals is not the bright blue characteristic of champagne, I have concluded that this family group is probably a very light variation of the palomino (cream) dilution.
		Horses from the "champagne" dilution are born with bright blue eyes which are much lighter than the grayish-blue, navy blue, or steel colored eyes many foals from other dilutes are born with.
		Champagne on bay produces a gold body with chocolate points called "amber champagne", which if the points are very dark will likely be confused with the buckskin color.
	members.aol.com /battyatty/champagne.htm (1667 words)

	HorseBowl
		A chestnut which carries two creme dilution genes is known as a cremello, and is a very pale cream color.
		All roans are heterozygous for the gene as the homozygous roans are lost early in gestation.
		A palomino is a chestnut horse carrying one creme dilution gene.
	www.hennepinhoofbeats.com /HorseBowl.html (2143 words)

	Champagne Horse Color - International Champagne Horse Registry - Information about and Registering Champagne color horses. Breeding for and buying or selling horses with this dilution gene. Education of the public and the equine world about champagne.
		Champagne is not the same as the " CREAM " gene, another dilution gene, which produces the palomino, buckskin, cremello and perlino colors.
		The Champagne gene, though similar in some ways to the cream gene, is different in several significant, predictable, and consistent ways.
		The relationship of "shininess" to the Champagne gene, and to actual hair structure, remains under investigation.
	www.ichregistry.com /ichr_index.htm (2143 words)

	Champagne: Color, with a Difference
		The Champagne gene acting on any base color along with one or two cream genes creates an Ivory Champagne horse, which looks, in many ways, like a cremello or a perlino.
		A dilution gene turns the base color of the horse a shade lighter, much like adding cream to coffee.
		Pushin the Champagne is an Amber Champagne genes.
	members.aol.com /cinderelic/chmpart1.html (2143 words)

	Horse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Palomino-chestnut horse that has one cream dilute gene that turns the horse to a golden, yellow, or tan shade with a flaxen (white) mane and tail.
		Buckskin- A bay horse with a gene that 'dilutes' the coat colour to a yellow, cream, or gold while keeping the black points (mane, tail, muzzle, ears, legs).
		Rarely there are true white horses born and are documented to have a dominant white gene (see Gray (horse) for a discussion of these).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Horse (10366 words)

	Soft serve ice cream/food service truck for sale
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	www.remvending.com /bbs/messages/320.html (481 words)

	Westwood Farms at Riverwalk - Breeders of quality Tennessee Walking Horses
		The Cream Gene - Elsie Darrah's Cream Gene Reference
		The Silver Dapple Gene - The Silver Dapple Dilution Gene
		The Champagne Gene - Champagne Horse Breeders' and Owners' Association
	www.westwoodfarms.net /genetics (481 words)

	HorseColors
		Ivory champagne is a term used to describe a champagne with a cream dilution gene-- a palomino or buckskin with champagne.
		Since the term Ivory champagne can be somewhat misleading as there are many different dilution combinations, it is best to call the horses by 'proper' terms, such as 'palomino champagne' for a horse with a Cr and Ch gene, or "amber dun" for an amber champagne with a dun gene.
		These horses used to be confused with other colors, and many amber champagnes were called 'lilac dun', although they may or may not have had a dun gene along with the champagne gene.
	www.ultimatehorsesite.com /horsecolor/champagne.html (481 words)

	Last Chance Farm
		All champagne foals regardless of color are born with pink skin and blue eyes which change to hazel or amber or in the cream champagne to green/gray with flecks around the edge of the eye.
		Champagne is a dominant gene and does not skip generations so foals must always have a champagne parent.
		The dominant grey (G) gene causes a pattern of mixed white hairs which progress with age until the older horse is almost white.
	www.lastchancefarm.com /elsiescorner/walkinghorsecolors.html (481 words)

	English verses American verses African
		Cremes seldom are born cream in appearance, they are more times than not born a grayish/brown black which slowly changes into a crème color between 8-20 weeks of age.
		It should be noted that 1 'cch' Chinchilla gene in a dog may lighten the hair coat to a lighter shade of red but the dog is still not genetically a creme and should not be labeled as one.
		The chinchilla gene is being carried recessively but it can not entirely remove all of the traces of red from the coat as RED is dominant over Chinchilla 'cch'.
	www.longnleandoxies.com /Pages/engvsamvsafrican.html (1065 words)

	Colours of the Rainbow
		Keep this in mind when researching pedigrees with AKC registered dogs (after 2002) as the registered colours may provide little clue as to the actual genetic colours in the line.
		This gene is responsible for colours that progressively silver and lighten as the dog matures, much like prematurely greying hair in humans.
		At this time, until we learn more, we do not know for sure whether this is a previously unidentified combination in Havanese with similar genes at work as found in the Blue colour of the Weimaraner or if perhaps it is Merle genes at play.
	www.mts.net /~mckay55/colours.html (1065 words)

	Foxtrotters of Color
		The crème gene is only expressed in the eyes, some cream colored hair in/around the ears, the eyes, and their coat is slightly diluted by the crème genetics.
		Silver Dapple is a color expressed dominant "Z" gene which has an unique effect on various base coat colors visible on dark bodied horse usually black to light chocolate with black points, but not expressed (visible) on chestnuts, sorrel and palominos.
		Since Bay is the result of two dominant genes - breeding bay to bay can produce any color - black, bay or chestnut.
	foxtrotterstation.net /FoxtrottersofColor.htm (1065 words)

	CPArticle6
		Champagne is a dilution which is often confused with the cream gene.
		Champagne is a dominant gene, meaning that any horse that carries the gene displays the effects of the gene.
		The International Champagne Horse Registry has chosen to use genetically technical terms that identify the base color, to replace the "Ivory" designation.
	www.mfthba.com /ColorPanel/CPArticle6.htm (1065 words)

	Tabby Colors of Persians in CFA
		The addition of the dilute gene makes a cameo tabby into a cream cameo tabby.
		The chocolate gene is recessive to black, so a cat must have 2 copies of this gene to be a chocolate tabby.
		The most basic color - the expression of the red gene, with the addition of the agouti gene, and the inhibitor gene (which causes the white undercoat), makes a cameo tabby.
	www.pandecats.com /x/tabby_colors.htm (1152 words)

	Dun Central Station - Shades of Dun
		This is actually a "bay dun" that also has a dose of the cream dilution gene, the gene that typically makes palomino and buckskin.
		However, because we believe that the dun gene actually allows base coat color to show through where dun markings are present, dunalinos will have red hairs at the sites of their dun markings.* All of George's dun markings are red, not brown or dark golden.
		A genetics lab in France proved that seal brown colored horses are not the result of mealy (pangare) on a black horse.
	www.duncentralstation.com /ShadesOfDun.html (1152 words)

	Equine Color - Horse & Pony Color Genetics Information
		The difference between this gene and the Cream dilution gene is that Dun also causes primitive markings to be present on the horse.
		Dun is one of the dilution genes that affects both black and red pigment.
		Another trait caused by the Dun gene is horizontal marks on the legs of the horse.
	www.equinecolor.com /dun.html (1152 words)

	Triple L Farm
		Cremellos and Perlinos always pass at least one dilution gene to their offspring creating the desirable colors of palomino and buckskin in addition to smoky black, smoky cream, cremello, and perlino depending upon the color of the mare or stallion.
		When two creme dilute parents (Palomino or Buckskin) are bred together, there is a 25% chance that the resulting foal may get one creme dilute gene from each parent, and be a double-dilute (Cremello or Perlino).
		Cremello and Perlino horses are known as "double dilutes", horses which received two copies of the same creme dilution gene that creates palomino and buckskin colors with a single copy.
	www.trilfarm.com (198 words)

	SOUND CHECK / Making the Ween scene, plus Damon & Naomi and Machito Orchestra
		Technically, Gene and Dean may not be the cream of the crop.
		Mirroring mop-topped guitarist Dean and craggy-faced vocalist Gene in the antifashion department, the crowd enthusiastically welcomed the Ween boys as if they were old frat buddies they just ran into in a bar.
		But for all their overt cheesiness and gonzo bravado, Ween evokes a certain genuineness that is sorely lacking in most polished pop flooding the air waves these days.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/gate/archive/2001/09/05/musicreviews.DTL (1643 words)

	As The Worm Turns
		Dave and Andrea reconciled, Gene Shay was named Godfather of their baby, born nine months to the day later, christened Benjamin Jerome Van Ronk.
		The resultant crash (in which no one was injured) combined all the ingredients into a heady melange of flavors that turned the ice cream world on its head.
		Andrea was helpless when caught in the gaze of Gene Shay.
	www.christinelavin.com /worm.html (273 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / Baseball / Red Sox / Socking it away
		The conditions were brisk enough -- the game-time wind chill was 41 degrees -- that Wakefield and St. Louis starter Woody Williams may have suffered as much as ice cream sales.
		Page 3 of 3 -- Wakefield became the first knuckleballer to start a World Series game since Cleveland's Gene Bearden threw a 2-0 shutout against the Boston Braves in 1948.
		But Wakefield was unable to match Bearden's bravura performance as he lost the touch for his signature pitch and surrendered five runs on three hits, five walks, and a hit batsman over just 3 2/3 innings, departing with a 7-5 lead.
	www.boston.com /sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2004/10/24/shocking_it_away?pg=3 (546 words)

	Champagne Gaits - Southern California Tennessee Walker Horse Breeder
		Beamer carries the Champagne gene, double Agouti gene and Cream gene
		He is homozygous (AA) for the agouti gene for black pattern distribution and will pass this gene to 100% of his offspring.
		Standing at Stud with a double Agouti gene
	www.champagnegaits.com (546 words)

	AWhiteHorse Forums Arabian Horses and their Friends -> Buckskin Anglo-arabs...does Anyone Have One?
		It is the Bay gene, or Buckskin gene.
		Agouti is a gene that forces black to the mane, tail, and legs.
		A Chestnut stallion can throw palomino if he carries the creme gene, but to have a buckskin or dun, you need a black dilute...unless the mare was black...
	www.awhitehorse.com /horsesmouth/index.php?s=7316c3ab5157ac9cacbc8aa34cc50036&showtopic=8808&view=getnewpost (1140 words)

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