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Oregon rex—A fourth rexoid coat mutant in the cat

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The Oregon rex is shown to be due to an autosomal recessive gene (symbol ro) and is independent of the two previously known rexoid genes, Cornish rex and Devon rex.

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  • Robinson, R. (1971). The rex mutants of the domestic cat. Genetica 42: 466–468.

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  1. St. Stephen's Road Nursery, Ealing, W. 13, London

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Robinson, R. Oregon rex—A fourth rexoid coat mutant in the cat. Genetica 43, 236–238 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00123630

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