Calico cats, which refers to a color pattern on the fur and not a breed, are mostly what?
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Calico cats, which refers to a color pattern on the fur and not a breed, are mostly female. Calico cats have a unique color pattern that consists of white, black, and orange patches. This color pattern is caused by a genetic mutation that affects the production of melanin in the fur. Female cats are more likely to have this mutation than male cats.