What is another word for phaeomelanic?
Pronunciation: [fˌiːə͡ʊmlˈanɪk] (IPA) 
Phaeomelanic is a term often used in the field of biology to describe a pigment that gives a reddish-brown coloration. Synonyms for phaeomelanic include russet, rufous, auburn, chestnut, cinnamon, copper, ginger, and tawny. These words are often used to describe the color of animals and birds, like the russet-colored fox, the chestnut horse, or the ginger cat. The term is also used to describe the color of hair and eyes, like auburn hair or copper-colored eyes. The use of synonyms for phaeomelanic can help to add variety and interest to descriptions and help readers to better visualize the colors being described.
