Editing Bicolor cat (section)

=== Harlequin patterned ===
Another type of color-and-white cat is the harlequin patterned bicolor cat.<ref name="FIFe" /><ref name=":1" /> This coat pattern is sometimes referred to as a "cow cat," "moo cat," or "magpie" and includes the "cap-and-saddle" and "mask-and-mantle" patterns. The harlequin patterned coat is predominantly white (generally 50%-75% white)<ref name="FIFe" /> combined with colored markings on the cat’s body, including its head and tail. The coat does not have the solid colored "jacket" like the tuxedo coat. Harlequin patterns  have multiple, conjoined, or larger spots on the body and/or an extended head spot that reaches the face. Harlequin coats have large colored patches over a white body, with a colored [[mask]] over the head. Harlequin cats can be called "Black-mask cats" because they look like they are wearing a black mask over their heads.{{Citation needed|date=November 2020}}