Help for my Genetics lab

Hi guys! I'm hoping that the TCS crew can come to my rescue here. My lab is doing a lecture on cat genetics tomorrow afternoon, and I'd like to see if you guys can provide me some pictures. My poor students have a big test tomorrow morning, and then a quiz in my class. I know they're going to be so tired, and the cat genetics lecture is a looong one. So I'm hoping to put some amusing pictures up for them as examples of cats so that they can at least get a laugh out of them. There are pictures already in the lecture, but they're rather boring.

If you don't mind your cats being in the slides, could you please post a picture of them for me in this thread, along with their names? Thanks in advance, you guys are great, and I know my students will appreciate it! Its a long list, I think you'll see what I mean by a lengthy lecture!

I'm looking for pictures of:

Brown tabby (preferably a really cute kitten!)
Black cat
Havana brown
Brown mackeral tabby
Classic or blotched tabby
Abyssinian tabby
Orange cat, no white
Tortoiseshell cat
Calico cat
Orange and white cat
Tortie cat with tabby striping in orange
British or Russian blue
Silver tabby
Siamese or other pointed cat
Burmese
Tonkinese
Black cat with no white spots
Cat with some white spots, less than half of body
Cat with large white posts, more than half of body
White cat (can someone with a two-eye colored cat donate a picture please?)
A white cat and a black cat
A blue-eyed white cat (please let me know if he/she is deaf)
Manx
Any cat with a long tail
Cat with short fur
Cat with long fur
Polydactyl cat (picture of toes would be great too!)

How about a polydactyl calico?

Any cat with a long tail



Dexter eating dinner with his sister. He has a very long tail.

Here's some real genetics - Mom and baby

Originally Posted by laureen227

she was so beautiful!

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Thanks! She was my little sweetheart.

Here's your spotted brown tabby

Here is my YY - a Seal Point Siamese:


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Here's a black cat with no white on him, playing on the bed. Trent.



And here's a young Ophelia, for "Cat with large white posts, more than half of body" (If this is what you meant. )

Hope these may help.

Here's Sam with his lovely long haired mane.



And Bailey the orange cat



Here's a better photo of Bailey - ginger tabby.

What...no naked kitties??? Here is a blue eyed cat and no he is not deaf.

PM kluchetta and CJ&Billy - each has am odd eyed white cat. One is deaf the other isn't!

Here's the tip of Ari's 14 inch long tail... I've yet to get a good full pic of my whtie tornado. BTW - his mother is angora, daddy neighborhood tom.

Here is my CJ at about 8 months



And here he was when he was about 4 months



He is a brown tabby.

Here's my Nala, a [size=-1]tortoiseshell[/size]:



Here's Chester, mostly white (more than half of his body):



My little Ariel, both white and polydactyl!



And, because I can't leave poor Piper out (short haired!):

Here's a long haired cat


2 pointed cats of no particular breeds, one short haired (single coat), one medium haired (single coat) NOT RELATED

Loving the pictures! Thanks! Do you guys have any that the kids can have a laugh at?

Not sure if these are funny but maybe interesting?

Vegemite:


Ginger Meggs:


Gingers:


Lavender:






Popcorn:

Howard:


And these 5 are all from the same litter:
Taipan:


Tiger:


Cobra:


Copper:


Python: