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hypomelanism - traduction vers arabe


hypomelanism         
  • OCA1a]]) with her offspring
  • "Albino" California kingsnake
  • A leucistic alligator at the [[Audubon Aquarium of the Americas]], New Orleans, Louisiana
  • The foliage of an Albino redwood. Note the distinctive white coloration of the needles.
  • A hedgehog with albinism due to a genetic mutation
  • giant gourami]]
  • An albino [[Rebutia]] seedling. The two seedlings are of the same age, but the albino stopped developing once the seed's reserve was exhausted.
  • "Snowflake"]], a blue-eyed western lowland gorilla caught in the wild with Type IV [[oculocutaneous albinism]]
  • A true albino squirrel. Note the reddish-pink eyes.
  • An albino [[killer whale]]
CONGENITAL DISORDER CAUSING SKIN TO LACK PIGMENTATION
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‎ نَقْصُ الملانين‎
hypomelanism         
  • OCA1a]]) with her offspring
  • "Albino" California kingsnake
  • A leucistic alligator at the [[Audubon Aquarium of the Americas]], New Orleans, Louisiana
  • The foliage of an Albino redwood. Note the distinctive white coloration of the needles.
  • A hedgehog with albinism due to a genetic mutation
  • giant gourami]]
  • An albino [[Rebutia]] seedling. The two seedlings are of the same age, but the albino stopped developing once the seed's reserve was exhausted.
  • "Snowflake"]], a blue-eyed western lowland gorilla caught in the wild with Type IV [[oculocutaneous albinism]]
  • A true albino squirrel. Note the reddish-pink eyes.
  • An albino [[killer whale]]
CONGENITAL DISORDER CAUSING SKIN TO LACK PIGMENTATION
Albino; Albinos; Oculocutaneous albinism, tyrosinase positive; The Albino; Ocular Albinism; Oculocutaneous albinism type 2; Oculocutaneous albinism type 3; Albinism, ocular; Albinic; Albinoid; Albinoidism; Forsius-Eriksson ocular albinism; Hypomelanism; Hypomelanosis; Albinoids; Albinistic; Albinistics; Person with albinism; Albino person; Albino humans; Albino animal; Albino animals; Human albinism; Human with albinism; Humans with albinism; Animal with albinism; Animals with albinism; Albinistic people; Albinistic person; Albinistic persons; Albinistic human; Albinistic humans; Albinistic animal; Albinistic animals; Human albino; Albinoes; Human albinos; Human hypomelanism; Human hypomelanosis; Hypomelanics; Hypomelanoid; Hypomelanoids; Hypomelanistic; Hypomelanic; Albinoism; Achromasia; Achromatosis; Albino (color); Hypomelanotic disorder; Achromasias; Hypomelanist; Hypomelanoses; Amelanist; Amelanists; Amelanotic; Amelanoid; Achromia; Albanism; Partial albinism; Albino lion; Albino lions; Albinism on white animals; Albinism in animals; Albinism in plants; Plant albinism; Animal albinism; Albino plant; Albino plants; Zoological albinism; Botanical albinism; White alligator; User:Ashleybrian001/sandbox; Draft:White Alligators; White Alligators; Albinism in biology; Albinism (biology); Albinism in nature; Albinism (genetics)
نَقْصُ الملانين
albino         
  • OCA1a]]) with her offspring
  • "Albino" California kingsnake
  • A leucistic alligator at the [[Audubon Aquarium of the Americas]], New Orleans, Louisiana
  • The foliage of an Albino redwood. Note the distinctive white coloration of the needles.
  • A hedgehog with albinism due to a genetic mutation
  • giant gourami]]
  • An albino [[Rebutia]] seedling. The two seedlings are of the same age, but the albino stopped developing once the seed's reserve was exhausted.
  • "Snowflake"]], a blue-eyed western lowland gorilla caught in the wild with Type IV [[oculocutaneous albinism]]
  • A true albino squirrel. Note the reddish-pink eyes.
  • An albino [[killer whale]]
CONGENITAL DISORDER CAUSING SKIN TO LACK PIGMENTATION
Albino; Albinos; Oculocutaneous albinism, tyrosinase positive; The Albino; Ocular Albinism; Oculocutaneous albinism type 2; Oculocutaneous albinism type 3; Albinism, ocular; Albinic; Albinoid; Albinoidism; Forsius-Eriksson ocular albinism; Hypomelanism; Hypomelanosis; Albinoids; Albinistic; Albinistics; Person with albinism; Albino person; Albino humans; Albino animal; Albino animals; Human albinism; Human with albinism; Humans with albinism; Animal with albinism; Animals with albinism; Albinistic people; Albinistic person; Albinistic persons; Albinistic human; Albinistic humans; Albinistic animal; Albinistic animals; Human albino; Albinoes; Human albinos; Human hypomelanism; Human hypomelanosis; Hypomelanics; Hypomelanoid; Hypomelanoids; Hypomelanistic; Hypomelanic; Albinoism; Achromasia; Achromatosis; Albino (color); Hypomelanotic disorder; Achromasias; Hypomelanist; Hypomelanoses; Amelanist; Amelanists; Amelanotic; Amelanoid; Achromia; Albanism; Partial albinism; Albino lion; Albino lions; Albinism on white animals; Albinism in animals; Albinism in plants; Plant albinism; Animal albinism; Albino plant; Albino plants; Zoological albinism; Botanical albinism; White alligator; User:Ashleybrian001/sandbox; Draft:White Alligators; White Alligators; Albinism in biology; Albinism (biology); Albinism in nature; Albinism (genetics)
اسْم : الأمْهَق وهو شخص أو حيوان لَبَنِيّ البشَرة أبيض الشعر قرنفليّ العينين

Définition

Albino
·noun A person, whether negro, Indian, or white, in whom by some defect of organization the substance which gives color to the skin, hair, and eyes is deficient or in a morbid state. An albino has a skin of a milky hue, with hair of the same color, and eyes with deep red pupil and pink or blue iris. The term is also used of the lower animals, as white mice, elephants, ·etc.; and of plants in a whitish condition from the absence of chlorophyll.