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CFA Breed Standard: Siberian Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/siberian.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. The Siberian is eligible to be shown in the Miscellaneous Class HEAD (45) 15 ... Shape 3 ... Profile 5 ... Ears 5 ... Eyes 4 ... Chin 10 ... Muzzle 3 ... Neck BODY (40) 10 ... Torso 5 ... Legs 3 ... Feet 5 ... Tail 10 ... Boning 7 ... Musculature COAT/COLOR (15) 5 ... Length 5 ... Texture 3 ... Pattern 2 ... Color GENERAL: the Siberian, Russia's native forest cat, first appeared in recorded history around the year 1000 and hails from the unforgiving climate of Siberia. This is a cat that nature designed to survive, with no extremes in type. The Siberian is a medium to medium large, strong triple coated cat with surprising heft for its size. The overall appearance should be one of strength, presence, and alertness, with a sweet facial expression. The breed is extremely slow to mature taking as long as 5 years. Females are generally smaller than males and allowances should be considered when comparing females and young cats to the standard. Size is secondary to type. The general impression is one of roundness and circles, rather than rectangles and triangles.
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CFA Breed Standard: Egyptian Mau Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/egyptian.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (20) 5 .. Muzzle 5 .. Skull 5 .. Ears 5 .. Eye Shape BODY (25) 10 .. Torso 10 .. Legs and Feet 5 .. Tail COAT (5) 5 .. Texture and length PATTERN (25) COLOR (25) 10 .. Eye color 15 .. Coat color GENERAL: the Egyptian Mau is the only natural domesticated breed of spotted cat. The Egyptian's impression should be one of an active, colorful cat of medium size with well developed muscles. Perfect physical condition with an alert appearance. Well balanced physically and temperamentally. Males tend to be larger than females. HEAD: a slightly rounded wedge without flat planes, medium in length. Not full-cheeked. Profile showing a gentle contour with slight rise from the bridge of the nose to the forehead. Entire length of nose even in width when viewed from the front. Allowance must be made for jowls in adult males.
CFA Breed Standard: American Curl Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/american-curl.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. GENERAL: the distinctive feature of the American Curl is their attractive, uniquely curled ears. The original American Curl, a longhaired female named Shulamith, was first noted in Southern California in 1981. Selective breeding began in 1983. Curls are well balanced, moderately muscled, slender rather than massive in build. Females weigh 5 to 8 pounds, males weigh 7 to 10 pounds. Proper proportion and balance are more important than size. Allowance is to be made for normal male characteristics. They are alert, active, with gentle, even dispositions. HEAD: Shape: modified wedge without flat planes, moderately longer than wide, smooth transitions. Profile: nose moderate in length and straight, slight rise from bottom of eyes to forehead, gentle curve to top of head, flowing into neck, without a break. Size: medium in proportion to body. Muzzle: rounded with gentle transition, no pronounced whisker break. Chin: firm, in line with nose and upper lip.
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CFA Breed Standard: Javanese Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/javanese.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (20) 6 .. Long flat profile 5 .. Wedge, fine muzzle, size 4 .. Ears 3 .. Chin 2 .. Width between eyes EYES (5) 5.. Shape, size, slant, and placement BODY (30) 12 .. Structure and size, including neck 10 .. Muscle tone 5 .. Legs and Feet 3 .. Tail COAT (20) 10 .. Length 10 .. Texture COLOR (25) 10 .. Body color 10 .. Point color (matching points of dense color, proper foot pads and nose leather) 5 .. Eye color GENERAL: the ideal Javanese is a svelte cat with long tapering lines, very lithe but strong and muscular. Excellent physical condition. Neither flabby nor bony. Not fat. Eyes clear. Because of the longer coat the Javanese appears to have softer lines and less extreme type than other breeds of cats with similar type. HEAD: long, tapering wedge. Medium size in good proportion to body. The total wedge starts at the nose and flares out in straight lines to the tips of the ears forming a triangle, with no break at the whiskers. No less than the width of an eye between the eyes. When the whiskers and face hair are smoothed back, the underlying bone structure is apparent. Allowance must be made for jowls in the stud cat.
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CFA Breed Standard: American Bobtail Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/american-bobtail.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. General Description: the American Bobtail is a medium to large, naturally occurring, bobtailed cat. It is a noticeably athletic animal, well muscled, with the appearance of power. The body is moderately long and substantial with a rectangular stance and prominent shoulder blades. The tail is short and is to be clearly visible above the back when the cat is alert, not to exceed the hock in length. It possesses a strong, broad modified wedge shaped head, with a distinctive brow above large almost almond shaped eyes. The expression is one of intelligence and alertness. Females are generally proportionately smaller than males with type a more important aspect of the breed than size. The American Bobtail with all of its combined characteristics possesses a distinctive wild appearance and an exceptionally amiable disposition. HEAD: EARS: Medium. Wide at base with slightly rounded tips, as much on the top of the head as on the side. Ear tipping and furnishings highly desirable. Lighter colored thumbprints on the back of the ears desirable on all tabbies including lynx points.
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Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD .. 20 TYPE .. 30 TAIL .. 20 COLOR and MARKINGS .. 20 COAT .. 10 GENERAL: the Japanese Bobtail should present the overall impression of a medium sized cat with clean lines and bone structure, well-muscled but straight and slender rather than massive in build. The unique set of its eyes, combined with high cheek bones and a long parallel nose, lend a distinctive Japanese cast to the face, especially in profile, quite different from the other oriental breeds. Its short tail should resemble a bunny tail with the hair fanning out to create a pom-pom appearance which effectively camouflages the underlying bone structure of the tail. HEAD: although the head appears long and finely chiseled, it forms almost a perfect equilateral triangle (the triangle does not include the ears) with gentle curving lines, high cheekbones, and a noticeable whisker break, the nose long and well-defined by two parallel lines from tip to brow with a gentle dip at, or just below, eye level. Allowance must be made for jowls in the stud cat.
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Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (25) 5 .. Muzzle and Chin 5 .. Skull 5 .. Ears 5 .. Neck 5 .. Eye shape BODY (35) 20 .. Torso 10 .. Legs and Paws 5 .. Tail COAT (20) 20 .. Texture, length, and density COLOR (20) 5 .. Eye color 15 .. Coat color GENERAL: the British Shorthair is compact, well-balanced and powerful, showing good depth of body, a full broad chest, short to medium strong legs, rounded paws, tail thick at base with a rounded tip. The head is round with good width between the ears, round cheeks, firm chin, medium ears, large round and well-opened eyes, and a medium broad nose. The coat is short and very dense. Females are less massive in all respects with males having larger jowls. This breed is slow to mature. HEAD: round and massive. Round face with round underlying bone structure well set on a short thick neck. The forehead should be rounded with a slight flat plane on the top of the head. The forehead should not slope.
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Extractions: Quick Links Acrylamide and food (May 2003) ANZFA Annual Report Applications Assistance for Industry Australian Total Diet Survey BSE (Mad Cow's Disease) Documents for public consultation Employment / Recruitment Facts Sheets Food Additives and labels guide Food Labelling Poster [PDF] Food Safety Fact Sheets Food Safety Standards (Australia) Food Standards News Food Surveillance Newletter Gazette Notices GM Foods Information for Applicants Information for Submitters Information Service Listeria Media Releases Model food bill Notification Circulars Nutrition Panel Calculator (NPC) Primary Production Standards Proposals Publications Purchasing the Code and User Guides Safe Food Australia (2nd Edition) Technical Series Reports Tenders Updates User Guides Workplan About Us Food Standards Code Standards Development Assistance for Industry ... Publications Food Standards Australia New Zealand ensures safe food by developing effective food standards for Australia and New Zealand. We are an integral part of a strong food regulatory system operating between governments at all levels in Australia and New Zealand. We develop food standards with advice from other government agencies, input from stakeholders and food regulatory policies endorsed by the Australia and New Zealand Food Regulation Ministerial Council.
CFA Breed Standard: Persian Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/persian.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. 30 .. HEAD (including size and shape of eyes, ear shape and set) 20 .. BODY TYPE (including shape, size, bone, and length of tail) 10 .. COAT 5 .. BALANCE 5 .. REFINEMENT 20 .. COLOR 10 .. EYE COLOR Balance and refinement are the essence of the breed, where all parts come together in a harmonious whole, with neither too much nor too little consideration given to any one feature. For cats in the tabby division, the 20 points for color are to be divided 10 for markings and 10 for color. For cats in the bi-color division, the 20 points for color are to be divided 10 for "with white" pattern and 10 for color. GENERAL: the ideal Persian should present an impression of a heavily boned, well-balanced cat with a sweet expression and soft, round lines. The large round eyes set wide apart in a large round head contribute to the overall look and expression. The long thick coat softens the lines of the cat and accentuates the roundness in appearance.
Socialstudies.org | Standards NCSS DataBank is a repository of usersubmitted resources and professional development opportunities, searchable by content or by standards theme. http://www.ncss.org/standards/
Extractions: NCSS DataBank is a repository of user-submitted resources and professional development opportunities, searchable by content or by standards theme. Type your search request above then press Enter, or click on one of the topics below to browse. Submit an item to the DataBank Calendar Calls for Participation Career Center ... NCSS Position Statements NCSS leads the profession in setting the standards with the publication of Expectations of Excellence: Curriculum Standards for Social Studies and Standards for the Preparation of Social Studies Teachers. Order information Standards for Learning Expectations of Excellence: Curriculum Standards for Social Studies
CFA Breed Standard: Selkirk Rex Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://cfainc.org/breeds/standards/selkirk.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. GENERAL: the Selkirk Rex is the result of a dominant, spontaneous mutation that causes each hair (guard, down and awn) to have a gentle curl giving the coat a soft feel. This is a medium to large cat with heavy boning that gives the cat surprising weight and an impression of power. Females may be less massive than males but not dainty in appearance. The Selkirk Rex is an active cat with a sweet and endearing personality. HEAD: Skull: round, broad and full-cheeked in both males and females. Round underlying bone structure with no flat planes. Muzzle: the muzzle is medium width. The underlying bone structure is rounded with well-padded whisker pads to give the impression of squareness. The length is equal to 1/2 the width. Profile shows a muzzle, clearly visible beyond the curve of the cheek. The tip of the chin lines up with the tip of the nose and the upper lip in the same vertical plane. Profile reveals a nose stop. The nose has a downward slant with a convex curve and is set below the eye line. Chin: firm and well-developed, balanced in proportion to rest of head. Ears: medium in size, broad at the base, tapering, set well apart. Should fit into (without distorting) the rounded contour of the head. Furnishings, if present, are curly. Eyes: large, rounded, set well apart. The eyes should not appear almond or oval-shaped and inside and outside corner of eyes are in the same level horizontal plane.
Socialstudies.org | Curriculum Standards Executive Summary. Curriculum standards for Social Studies Foreword Robert J. Stahl Preface Michael Hartoonian. How Do We Meet the Social Studies standards? http://www.ncss.org/standards/toc.html
Extractions: Civic Ideals and Practices The remainder of this publication is not available online. To order Curriculum Standards for Social Studies, please call toll free 1 800 683-0812. III. Standards and Performance Expectations for Early Grades, Middle Grades, and High School: Reference Charts IV. Standards into Practice: Examples for the Early Grades V. Standards into Practice: Examples for the Middle Grades
CFA Breed Standard: Sphynx Features the qualities and characteristics of this cat type. http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/standards/sphynx.html
Extractions: A black line denotes an updated section. HEAD (35) 5 .. Size/Shape 10 .. Ears 5 .. Muzzle/Chin 5 .. Profile 5 .. Cheekbones 5 .. Eyes BODY (35) 5 .. Neck 10 .. Chest 10 .. Abdomen and Rump 5 .. Legs and Feet 5 .. Tail COAT/SKIN .. 30 GENERAL: the most distinctive feature of this cat is its appearance of hairlessness. The Sphynx is of medium size and body conformation with substantial weight for its size. Females are generally smaller than males. The head shape is a modified wedge, with prominent cheekbones and whisker pads giving a squared appearance to the muzzle. The body is warm and soft to the touch, with a skin texture akin to either a soft peach or a smooth nectarine. The Sphynx is sweet-tempered, lively, intelligent, and amenable to handling. HEAD: the head is slightly longer than it is wide, with prominent cheekbones and a distinctive whisker break. The skull is slightly rounded with a flat plane in front of the ears. The nose is straight and there is a slight to moderate palpable stop at the bridge of the nose.
