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The 18 pages that link to Cat breed, each with the reason it gives.

• Cat coat geneticsRelated: Breed standards often specify permitted coat colors, patterns, or hair types.

• Domestic catBroader topic: Breeds show how human selection has diversified the domestic cat.

• Cat showNarrower topic: Shows make breed distinctions visible through direct comparison of representatives.

• Cat fancyNarrower topic: Cat fancy classifies and exhibits cats through named breeds.

• Cat breed standardNarrower topic: A standard specifies which traits distinguish a recognized breed.

• Persian catNarrower topic: The Persian is defined as a breed through distinctive inherited traits.

• Cat (animal)Broader topic: Breed formation is a recent, human-directed branch of domestic-cat history.

• British ShorthairNarrower topic: The British Shorthair is a formally recognized pedigree breed.

• Maine CoonNarrower topic: Breed standards distinguish Maine Coons from other domestic cats.

• Oriental ShorthairNarrower topic: The Oriental Shorthair is a selectively bred population defined by recognized traits.

• American ShorthairNarrower topic: Breed standards distinguish American Shorthairs from cats that merely resemble them.

• Exotic ShorthairNarrower topic: Breed standards define the Exotic Shorthair’s coat, proportions, and facial features.

• Devon RexNarrower topic: The Devon Rex is one selectively maintained breed within the domestic cat population.

• Sphynx catNarrower topic: The Sphynx is a standardized breed, not simply any hairless cat.

• Somali catNarrower topic: Breed standards specify the Somali’s coat, build, and appearance.

• Tabby catCompared with: Tabby is a coat pattern that appears across many breeds and mixed-breed cats.

• Turkish AngoraNarrower topic: Breed standards describe which physical and behavioral traits identify a Turkish Angora.

• Ragamuffin catNarrower topic: Breed standards define the Ragamuffin’s characteristic build, coat, and head shape.