Etymology
Origin of albinotic
First recorded in 1870–75; albin(o) + -otic, probably on the model of melanotic
Example Sentences
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I.140 One of the marked physical characteristics of the albinotic ferret is the red or pink eye.
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In man, and doubtless also in lower forms, the absence of this pigment produces the well marked albinotic facies.
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In addition to complete albinism, there exist, however, various albinotic conditions in which more or less pigment may be present.
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In these animals, in certain inflammatory skin eruptions, caused by the ingestion of harmful plants, the albinotic areas are alone affected.
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