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Red. Red is the most recessive gene in coat colouration in cattle, thus the parents can only be homozygous red in order to give a red calf. If red as mixed with another gene, like white or black, it would not show in the calf completely or not show at all, respectively. Thus, the bull must be homozygous red (rr) and the cow must be homozygous red (rr) in order to produce red offspring.

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Q: What should be the genotype and phenotype for the parent cattle be if the farmer wanted only cattle with red fur?
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