When a farmer has brown cows with white spots (genotype BBss) and brown cows with no spots (genotype BBSS). If the farmer crossed a brown spotted bull with a brown spotted cow what percentage of the c?

When a brown spotted bull (BBss) is crossed with a brown spotted cow (BBss), the possible genotypes of the offspring can be determined using a Punnett square. The offspring will have the following genotype combinations: BBss and BBss, resulting in a total of 50% BBss (brown spotted) and 50% BBSS (brown no spots). Therefore, 50% of the offspring will have spots, while the other 50% will not.