Albinos are not of necessity lacking in mental vigour or capacity.
In Loango dwarfs andalbinos are regarded as the property of the king, and are looked upon as sacred and inviolable.
Albinos are not rare; I know of one taken near Saline about 1885.
Albinos are rare, but we have in the Museum collections a mounted specimen which was taken at Ann Arbor.
The Chinese have domesticated these albinos for a long time, and by careful selection have succeeded in propagating all those strange varieties, and even monstrosities, which appear in every domestic animal.
Albinos among buffaloes are in this country very common, often indeed the most frequent and only variety of that animal, and generally exceeding in bulk the common or original black one.
In this respect, they resembled all the quadrupedal albinos that I had hitherto seen, as those among horses, cows, rabbits.
These were two White Monkies, perfect albinos in every respect.
Likewise Albinos are spoken of by Wafer, who relates having seen people "milk white, lighter than the colour of any Europeans, and much like that of a white horse.
Albinos are at times seen amongst them, who are described as having very fair complexions, light hair, and blue or pink eyes.
Ordinarily the reproductive functions are normal, and if we exclude the results of the union of two albinos we may say that these individuals are fecund.
It was very sad to see these poor women, all of whom were albinos and unpleasant to look on, while quite half appeared to be deaf and dumb.
Reaching Stephen before the Pongo she thrust herself between him and them and proceeded to address them with the utmost vigour in their own language, which of course she had learned from those of the albinos who were not mutes.
At first we wondered how this could be, till I remembered that the Kalubi, or someone, had told me that it was tended by the servants of the Mother of the Flower, who were generally albinos or mutes.
But there was no help for it, so we pushed off as quickly as we could, leaving the albinos weeping and wailing upon the bank.
It can hardly be maintained that albinos in a state of nature are incapable of breeding, as they can be raised with the greatest facility under confinement.
To Albinos the state of the eyes is their greatest source of inconvenience.
F2 generation from such a cross consists of agoutis and albinos in the ratio 3 : 1.
These albinos are, as it were, like photographic plates exposed but undeveloped.
There are in fact just as many kinds of albinos as there are coloured forms--neither more nor less.
And all these different kinds of albinos may breed together, transmitting the various colour factors according to the Mendelian scheme of inheritance, {54} and yet the visible result will be nothing but albinos.
Variation to full black is frequent, and albinos have been recorded.
Of these the most familiar are the White Mice, reallyalbinos with pure white fur, pink eyes, feet, and tail.
We are not aware of any but two of these albinos having ever turned into the perfect Amblystoma form, as happened in Paris in 1870, the albinism being retained.
White" axolotls, albinos of a pale flesh colour, with beautiful red gills, have also been kept in great numbers in England and on the continent.
The Albinos are, in truth, an exceptional race; and their peculiarities are seldom found to be hereditary.
The Albinoswere formerly considered a distinct race.
Two albinos have only albino children, but albinos may come from two pigmented parents.
The extreme case is that of albinoswith no pigment in skin, hair, and iris.
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