Cats
Black Amber
Blue Light Amber
Chocolate ??
Lilac ??
Cinnamon ??
Fawn ??
During the 1990s, some purebred Norwegian Forest Cats in Sweden produced chocolate/lilac
and cinnamon/fawn offspring. Because these colours are not recognised (they indicate
outcrossing) they were called "x-colours". Crossing a "cinnamon spotted" x-colour with a
fawn Somali produced blacks and blues, not fawns. Some x-colour cats were registered as
"golden", but the x-colour can be found in combination with silver (x-colour silver tabbies),
ruling out golden: a cat can be either silver or golden, but not both. The offspring of an x-
colour "cinnamon spotted" and a chocolate point Birman were black and blue tabbies, ruling
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