In shorthorn cows, neither the red-haired gene (R) nor the white-haired gene (r) is dominant. A hybrid cow displays a roan color. A pure red cow and crossed with a pure white bull. What are the possible genotypes and phenotypes and their likelihood of appearance? Dam Genotype Sire % chance in offspring Phenotype % chance in offspring

In shorthorn cows, neither the red-haired gene (R) nor the white-haired gene (r) is dominant. A hybrid cow displays a roan color. A pure red cow and crossed with a pure white bull. What are the possible genotypes and phenotypes and their likelihood of appearance? Dam Genotype Sire % chance in offspring Phenotype % chance in offspring

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