(a)
Since the full color rabbit is crossed with an albino rabbit, we can determine that the full color rabbit has a genotype of Cc (since it produces 50% C and 50% c gametes), and the albino rabbit has a genotype of cc (since it can only produce c gametes).
Therefore, the genotypes of the parents are Cc x cc.
(b)
Since the Himalayan rabbit is crossed with an albino rabbit, we can determine that the Himalayan rabbit has a genotype of cchc (since it can only produce cch and c gametes), and the albino rabbit has a genotype of cc (since it can only produce c gametes).
Therefore, the genotypes of the parents are cchc x cc.
(c)
Since the full color rabbit is crossed with an albino rabbit, we can determine that the full color rabbit has a genotype of Cc (since it produces 50% C and 50% c gametes), and the albino rabbit has a genotype of cc (since it can only produce c gametes).
The resulting progeny are 50% full color (C_) and 50% chinchilla (cch_).
Therefore, the genotypes of the parents are Cc x cc.
(d)
Since the full color rabbit is crossed with a Himalayan rabbit, we can determine that the full color rabbit has a genotype of Cc (since it produces 50% C and 50% c gametes), and the Himalayan rabbit has a genotype of cchc (since it can only produce cch and c gametes).
The resulting progeny are 50% full color (C_) and 50% Himalayan (cchc).
Therefore, the genotypes of the parents are Cc x cchc.
(e)
Since both parents are full color rabbits, they must both have a genotype of Cc (since they produce 25% CC, 50% Cc, and 25% cc gametes).
Therefore, the genotypes of the parents are Cc x Cc.