we have spotted palomino pony named daisy, and she was mated to a spotted black stallion. daisy, the mare, foaled in mar

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we have spotted palomino pony named daisy, and she was mated toa spotted black stallion. daisy, the mare, foaled in march and thefoal, named twinkle toes, is solid smoky black female, or filly. inhorses, black base coat color (E) is dominant to red (also known aschestnut/ sorrel) base coat color (e), and the cream gene (CCr) isan incomplete dominant allele with a distincr dosage affect. whenheterozygous the CCr allele produces palomino in a red base coatcolor and smoky black in a black base coat color. tobinano is aspotted color pattern produced by a dominant gene (T). the T alleleproduces white-haired, pink-skinned patches on the base coat color.in respect to the E, Cr, and T loci, what can be deduced about thegenotypes of the stallion, mare, and filly? Format your answersthis way: EECCrCCrTT, using cr and t to designate the alternativeallele at the cream and tobinano loci, and using a dash when thesecond allele at a locus cannot be deduced. Note that CCr is the3-letter name of one allele, while cr is the 2-letter name of thealternate allele at the same locus.
a) The stallion genotype is likely:
b) The mare genotype is likely:
c) The filly genotype is likely:
d) With respect to the cream and tobiano loci, what was theprobability that Twinkle Toes would be solid smoky black andfemale? Express this as a decimal rounded to the hundreds.