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giraffe_02 | 22:14 Fri 02nd Jun 2006 | Animals & Nature
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Continuing from the ginger and tortie question these answers are really great and scientific, can some explain in an easier termanology?


Why are torties generally female and gingers generally male?

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Avatar Image Ethel
It's in the genes.

http://messybeast.com/tricolours.htm

22:50 Fri 02nd Jun 2006
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ALL tortoiseshells are female isn't it???
00:52 Sat 03rd Jun 2006
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No, Porque Jorge

Most are - but there is the occasional abberation.
02:18 Sat 03rd Jun 2006

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