Greybacked
Greybacked refers to a distinctive physical characteristic observed in certain animals, particularly in the context of their fur or coat coloration. The term is most commonly associated with the grey fur found on the backs of some species, often contrasting with a different coloration on the rest of their body. This pattern can be seen in various animals, including domestic and wild species.
One of the most notable examples of greybacked animals is the greybacked squirrel, also known as the
In livestock, greybacked cattle or sheep may refer to animals with a greyish coat along their spine,
The term can also appear in contexts unrelated to animals, such as in the naming of plants,
Greybacked traits are often influenced by genetics, with coat color determined by specific genes that regulate