Use this information to answer the next two questions.Multiple alleles control the coat colour of rabbits.● The dominant allele, C, produces grey colour.The Coh allele produces silver grey (chinchilla) colour when homozygous.The Challele is recessive to both the full colour allele and the chinchilla allele.●●The Challele produces a white colour with black extremities (Himalyan)The Ca allele is recessive to all other alleles, and produces no pigment (albino).The dominance hierarchy is C> Cch > Ch > Ca.The table below provides the possible genotypes and phenotypes for coat colour in rabbits. Noticethat four genotypes are possible for full-colour but only one for albino.PhenotypesFull ColourChinchillaLight greyHimalayanAlbinoJULGenotypesCC, CCch, Cch, CCªCch CohQuestion 2 (2.5 points)In the first cross, a rabbit with the chinchilla coat colour is mated to a rabbit with aHimalavan coat colour that is known to be homozygous for this trait Calculate the25 tv MIZASavedCchCh, Cch CaChCh, ChCaCaCa1614W- BB Question 2 (2.5 points) ✓ SavedIn the first cross, a rabbit with the chinchilla coat colour is mated to a rabbit with aHimalayan coat colour that is known to be homozygous for this trait. Calculate thetheoretical probability of this cross producing each of the following phenotypesshown below. Record your answer as a full percentage for each phenotype in theorder shown below. Match the phenotype with percentage. Percentages can beused multiple times.Light GreyFull ColourHimalayanChinchilla21♫tv1. O2. 253. 504. 75NITZAWIGB

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Description: Use this information to answer the next two questions.Multiple alleles control the coat colour of rabbits.● The dominant allele, C, produces grey colour.The Coh allele produces silver grey (chinchilla) colour when homozygous.The Challele is recessiv