Equine Coat Color Genetics
Lesson Three Quiz
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True/False 1. A buckskin can be produced by crossing a palomino on a bay.
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2. A horse with the genotype of CRCR is referred to as an albino.
3. All palominos are born light colored.
4. A palomino could be produced by crossing a buckskin on a bay .
5. A black horse with a palomino could never produce a palomino.
6. The relationship between 2 cremello genes is controlled by the rules of dominance.
7. A palomino and a buckskin are both created from one copy of the cream gene.
a. The base color of the palomino is .
b. The base color of the buckskin is .
8. Crossing a buckskin on a palomino produces perlinos or cremellos % of the time.
9. A perlino/cremello has skin and eyes.
10. The way a horse looks is his while his actual genetic code is its .
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