A condition or tendency toward having excessive red or reddish coloration in organisms, similar to erythrism.
From Greek 'erythros' (red) and 'chroma' (color) combined with '-ism' denoting a condition or state. A synonym or variant of erythrism used in zoological descriptions.
Erythrochroism is basically the longer, more formal cousin of erythrism—when a naturalist wants to sound extra precise about an animal being abnormally red, they might pull out this term, making it the scientific equivalent of 'extremely reddish.'
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