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Red hognose color transmission to offspring

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Pretty simple question: how reliably does the red coloration in red albino western hogs transmit to het offspring?

I assume 'red albino' is simply a homozygous albino animal that also has a polygenetic red coloration, but I don't have any evidence to support this assumption.

I ask because it is a lot easier to find smoking red albino hogs than it is smoking normal red hogs, and I'd like to produce normal red hogs.
 
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