Question

Among cattle, coat color is controlled by 2 codominant alleles, RR (producing a red coat) and WW (producing a white coat). The 2 alleles together, RW, produce a “roan” coat. The presence or absence of horns is controlled by the alleles H (hornless) and h (horned), with H completely dominant over h. show what the genotypes and phenotypes would be in both the F1 and F2 generations of a cross between RRHH x WWhh parents.
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Answer 1

Not sure if this is the format you want it in but

F1:
Genotype: RWHh, RWHh, RWHh, RWHh
Phenotype: basically all of them would have the roan coat and they would be hornless

F2:
Genotype: WWHH, RWHh, RRHh, RWhh
Phenotype: one will have a white coat and hornless, roan coat and hornless, red coat and hornless, roan coat and horned

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