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yoroshambo

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on: Jul 21, 2018
What are the mutant colors of chinchilla?
 
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Who is responsible for the chinchilla industry in the United States?
 
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josephsuarez

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Reply #1 on: Jul 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

The first important mutant was a white male born in 1955. Another mutant was a beige female born in 1955
on an Oregon ranch. Black mutations called Black Velvet were developed in 1956 by an American breeder.
Other mutations are the Blue Black Velvets, Sapphire Velvets, Pastel Velvets, Brown Velvets, and Sullivan
Violets. Common mutant colors include white, beige, and black.



Answer to Question 2

Mathias F. Chapman, a mining engineer with Anaconda Copper Company, is the person responsible for
introducing the chinchilla industry in the United States.



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