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What are the discoloration or stains on the rabbit's coat caused by urine, manure, or rust called?

  1. Hutch marks

  2. Cage spots

  3. Barn smears

  4. Hutch stains

The correct answer is: Hutch stains

Discoloration or stains on a rabbit's coat caused by urine, manure, or rust are called hutch stains. Option A, hutch marks, is incorrect because it does not specify that the marks are caused by urine, manure, or rust. Option B, cage spots, is incorrect because it only mentions "cage" as the source of the stains, leaving out the possibility of urine, manure, or rust stains. Option C, barn smears, is incorrect because it suggests that the stains are caused by smearing something, rather than being directly affected by urine, manure, or rust. Therefore, D is the most accurate and specific option that describes the type of stains on a rabbit's coat.