Question

1. in cows, fur color shows co-dominance. a cow with black fur (b) is crossed with a cow with white fur (w). what would the resulting offspring look like?

Explanation:

Co-dominance means both alleles are fully expressed in the offspring, not blended. A black cow has a genotype of BB, and a white cow has a genotype of WW. All offspring will inherit one B allele and one W allele (genotype BW). In co-dominance, this results in the expression of both black and white fur traits together.

Answer:

The resulting offspring will have fur that is both black and white (speckled, spotted, or patched with both colors, rather than a blended gray).