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50% of the offspring will be bearded, the Beard/Muff gene is dominant.

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Yes, if the hen is the Golden Cuckoo Marans.

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It can, if possibly lunged, & have gotten injuries to the eyes, or face. This isn't a question for the genetics forum.

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Delaware Rooster X Black Orpington hen = 100% barred offspring. No Sex-links. Reversed: Black Orpington rooster X Delaware hen = Black Barred males, possible Silver leakage. (Headspot at hatch), & solid black females, possible silver leakage. Well black Orpington X Brown Leghorn won't make...

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The egg amount would probably increase due to the crossing in of Dominique.

Color, or amount?

Rose comb is dominant over single comb.

Same sex linked scenario of the last ones. Also possibility of rose comb. They'd be sexlinked by shank color as well. Females would be black skinned, & males yellow, or white skinned/shanked. Eggs would probably be light brown, or tinted.

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The chicks may also have walnut combs, if not single, pea, or rose. Depends if the rooster is pure for pea comb, & also depends if the hen is pure for rose comb.

Yes, they'd be sexlinked. Male Offspring would be black barred, they'd have a headspot at hatch. (Lavender is recessive, so it won't show in the first generation.) Female offspring will be solid black.