User talk:Equusma

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Albinism in vertebrates.

"Albinism is known to affect all vertebrates" is an incorrect statement. There are no true albino horses. There are several genes which produce white horses, some with pink skin, but all of them have pigmented eyes. There is a Wikipedia page just for white horses where the genetics are explained in depth. `Equusma

Reference errors on 28 February

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