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The 20 pages that link to Cat Fanciers' Association, each with the reason it gives.

• Cat showRelated: Its rules and events shaped the development of organized American cat showing.

• Cat breedRelated: Its recognized breeds and standards influence breeding and exhibition.

• Siamese catRelated: Its standards and shows helped define the Siamese breed in the United States.

• Maine CoonRelated: Its breed recognition and standards helped formalize the Maine Coon’s show status.

• Himalayan catRelated: Its decisions shaped whether Himalayans were recognized as a separate breed or as Persians.

• Balinese catRelated: Its recognition helped formalize the Balinese as a pedigreed breed.

• Oriental ShorthairRelated: Its breed recognition and standards helped establish the Oriental Shorthair’s formal identity.

• American ShorthairRelated: Its standards and registration help define the modern American Shorthair.

• BirmanRelated: Its standard defines the traits required for a Birman to meet show criteria.

• Cornish RexRelated: Its breed standard describes the Cornish Rex for registration and competition.

• Exotic ShorthairRelated: Its recognition and standards helped establish the Exotic Shorthair as a distinct breed.

• Devon RexRelated: Its breed standard codifies the appearance expected of registered Devon Rex cats.

• Manx catRelated: Its breed standard formalizes the Manx’s recognized physical characteristics.

• Somali catRelated: Its breed recognition helped define the Somali in the United States.

• Tonkinese catRelated: Its breed standard describes the Tonkinese favored in CFA shows.

• Ragamuffin catRelated: Its recognition established the Ragamuffin as a separately judged breed.

• Russian BlueRelated: Its breed standard defines the Russian Blue’s accepted appearance in the United States.