Purrr! The domestic tabby markings have become more refined over the
centuries. Selection, I suppose. The African wild cat markings, while
resembling tabby markings, tend to be more haphazard & blotchy. Also
brownish rather that grey. A lot of domestic cats around here are half
African wild cat because domestic Queens mate with wild Toms on their
evening jaunts.
Alan C
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From: knarf
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Subject: PESO - Domestic Wild Cat
Zoë continually reminds us that tabbies are the proto-cat, the original
domesticated feline and likely the closest breed to the wild:
http://knarfdummyblog.blogspot.ca/2014/03/domestic-wild-cat.html?m=1
She's a treasure but a handful.
Hope you enjoy. Comments welcome.
Cheers,
frank
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