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<blockquote data-quote="Muddy" data-source="post: 1319609" data-attributes="member: 23532"><p>Most white charolais are homozygous red and carrying red factor. If a Charolais with a red factor were bred to a white shorthorn, you will always have tan roans. Roan in longhorns, however are different from white shorthorn since the roan in longhorns are not co-dominant and it's usually a 50/50 for them to express a roan.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Muddy, post: 1319609, member: 23532"] Most white charolais are homozygous red and carrying red factor. If a Charolais with a red factor were bred to a white shorthorn, you will always have tan roans. Roan in longhorns, however are different from white shorthorn since the roan in longhorns are not co-dominant and it's usually a 50/50 for them to express a roan. [/QUOTE]
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