albino

al·bi·no   (āl-bī'nō)    n.   pl. al·bi·nos A person or animal lacking normal pigmentation, with the result being that the skin and hair are abnormally white or milky and the eyes have a pink or blue iris and a deep-red pupil. A plant that lacks chlorophyll. [Portuguese, from albo, white, from Latin albus; see albho- in Indo-European roots.]

albino 

Main Entry: al·bi·no
Pronunciation: al-'bI-(")nO
Function: noun
Inflected Form: plural -nos
: an organism exhibitingdeficient pigmentation; especially : a human being who is congenitally deficient in pigment and usually has a milky or translucent skin, white or colorless hair, and eyes with pink orblue iris and deep-red pupil —compare MELANO —al·bin·ic /-'bin-ik/ adjective

albino al·bi·no (āl-bī'nō)
n. pl. al·bi·nos
A person or an animal lacking normal pigmentation, resulting in abnormally pale or white skin and hair and pink or blue eyes with a deep-red pupil.

albino   (āl-bī'nō)  Pronunciation Key  An organism lacking normal pigmentation or coloration. Animals that are albinos lack pigmentation due to a congenital absence of melanin. In humans and other mammals, albinos have white hair, pale skin, and usually pinkish eyes. Plants that are albinos lack normal amounts of chlorophyll or other pigments. albinism noun (āl'bə-nĭz'əm)