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    Pseudo-melanistic tigers are Bengal tigers with a rare genetic mutation that causes their stripes to enlarge and merge, making them appear darker. The mutation affects a gene called Taqpep, which is also responsible for the coat patterns of other cats. The mutation is recessive, meaning it can be hidden by a dominant allele and affect both orange and white tigers. Pseudo-melanistic tigers are most common in the Similipal Tiger Reserve in India.
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    Black Tigers Uncovered: Facts, Genetics, & Conservation - Leo Zoo
    Learn about the black tiger, a rare and fascinating color variant of the Bengal tiger, caused by a genetic mutation that creates pseudo-melanistic stripes. Discover its characteris…
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    Watch: Rare Black Tiger Marks Its Territory In Odisha National Park
    They are Bengal tigers with a single base mutation in a particular gene. This mutation causes the tigers' distinctive black stripes to enlarge and spread into the orange background…
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    pseudo-melanistic tigers – photographed in India - PoC
    Pseudo-melanistic tigers have thick stripes which are so close together that they merge to obscure the tawny background. It is said that there are becoming more common because of i…
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    How and why these tigers in Odisha changed their stripes
    But an estimated 37% of Panthera tigris in the Similipal Tiger Reserve (in eastern India) are pseudomelanistic, characterised by wide, merged stripes. This is the result of a rare …
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    White Tigers that Turn Black – White Tigers – The Truth - WordPress.com
    Pseudo-melanism in tigers appears to be caused by a recessive gene – similar to the white gene, but separate from it as it can affect both white and orange tigers. This would mean …
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    Black Tigers Uncovered: Facts, Genetics, & Conservation - Leo Zoo
    Learn about the black tiger, a rare and fascinating color variant of the Bengal tiger, caused by a genetic mutation that creates pseudo-melanistic stripes. Discover its characteris…
    NDTV
    https://www.ndtv.com › india-news
    Watch: Rare Black Tiger Marks Its Territory In Odisha National Park
    They are Bengal tigers with a single base mutation in a particular gene. This mutation causes the tigers' distinctive black stripes to enlarge and spread into the orange background…
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    https://pictures-of-cats.org › rare-black-tigers-pseudo-melanistic-tigers-photographed-in-india.html
    pseudo-melanistic tigers – photographed in India - PoC
    Pseudo-melanistic tigers have thick stripes which are so close together that they merge to obscure the tawny background. It is said that there are becoming more common because of i…
    The Hindu
    https://www.thehindu.com › sci-tech › science › how-and-why-these-tigers-in-odisha-changed-their-stripes
    How and why these tigers in Odisha changed their stripes
    But an estimated 37% of Panthera tigris in the Similipal Tiger Reserve (in eastern India) are pseudomelanistic, characterised by wide, merged stripes. This is the result of a rare …
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    White Tigers that Turn Black – White Tigers – The Truth - WordPress.com
    Pseudo-melanism in tigers appears to be caused by a recessive gene – similar to the white gene, but separate from it as it can affect both white and orange tigers. This would mean …
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