In British cattle, those with long legs are called Kerry and others with extremely shortened legs are called Dexter. When Kerry cattle are crossed, their progeny have only the Kerry phenotype. When Dexter cattle are crossed with Kerry cattle, they produce Kerry and Dexter phenotypes in a 1:1 ratio. When Dexter are crossed with Dexter, 1/4 of the offspring are Kerry, 2/4 are Dexter, and 1/4 are born dead with very short legs and nose (bulldog phenotype). Interpret the genetics of the Kerry and Dexter phenotypes

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In British cattle, those with long legs are called Kerry and others with extremely shortened legs are called Dexter. When Kerry cattle are crossed, their progeny have only the Kerry phenotype. When Dexter cattle are crossed with Kerry cattle, they produce Kerry and Dexter phenotypes in a 1:1 ratio. When Dexter are crossed with Dexter, 1/4 of the offspring are Kerry, 2/4 are Dexter, and 1/4 are born dead with very short legs and nose (bulldog phenotype). Interpret the genetics of the Kerry and Dexter phenotypes.

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