Let "E" designate a dominant allele in horses producing a black coat color and "e" represent...
Let "E" designate a dominant allele in horses producing a black coat color and "e" represent the recessive, such that "ee" is chestnut. Also, let "T" represent the dominant allele for Tobiano spotting and "t" represent the recessive allele for solid coat color, such that "tt" is solid color. From the inter se mating (two hybrids/F1s mating): A) What is the probability of a black horse? B) What is the probability of a Tobiano horse given it is black? C) What is the probability of 2 black horses? D) What is the probability that out of 5 horses, 3 are black? E) What is the probability that out of 8 horses, all are Tobiano?
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Let "E" designate a dominant allele in horses producing a black
coat color and "e" represent...
Let "E" designate a dominant allele in horses producing a black coat color and "e" represent...
Let "E" designate a dominant allele in horses producing a black coat color and "e" represent the recessive, such that "ee" is chestnut. Also, let "T" represent the dominant allele for Tobiano spotting and "t" represent the recessive allele for solid coat color, such that "tt" is solid color. From the inter se mating (two hybrids/F1s mating): A) What is the probability of a black horse? B) What is the probability of a Tobiano horse given it is black? C)...
Let "E" designate a dominant allele in horses producing a black coat color and "e" represent...
Let "E" designate a dominant allele in horses producing a black coat color and "e" represent the recessive, such that "ee" is chestnut. Also, let "T" represent the dominant allele for Tobiano spotting and "t" represent the recessive allele for solid coat color, such that "tt" is solid color. From the inter se mating (two hybrids/F1s mating): A) What is the probability of a black horse? B) What is the probability of a Tobiano horse given it is black? C)...
In horses, the color black is due to a dominant allele (B) and chestnut color is...
In horses, the color black is due to a dominant allele (B) and chestnut color is due to a recessive allele (b) of the same gene. The trotting gate is due to a dominant allele (T) and the pacing gate is due to the recessive allele (t) of the same gene. These two genes are located on different chromosomes. A homozygous black pacer horse mates with a homozygous, chestnut trotting horse and they have a daughter. a. What are the...
In horses, the basic color of the coat is governed by the E locus. EE and...
In horses, the basic color of the coat is governed by the E locus. EE and Ee horses can make black pigment, while ee horses are a reddish chestnut. A different locus, the R locus, can cause roan, a scattering of white hairs throughout the basic coat color. However, the roan allele has a serious drawback: RR embryos always die during fetal development. Rr embryos survive and are roan, while rr horses survive and are not roan. The E locus...
coat color is due to a dominant allele (W), black coat color to its recessive allele...
coat color is due to a dominant allele (W), black coat color to its recessive allele unnett squares for each of the following crosses and answer the questions. 2. In sheep, white tw). Construct P d frequency fo a. A black sheep crossed to a black sheep. List the genotypes, phenotypes, an each of the offspring b. A white sheep, the product of a black x white cross, is crossed with a black sheep. List the genotypes, phenotypes, and frequency...
A single gene in horses determines coat (hide) color. Palomino (‘dove’) horses are heterozygous (Aa), while...
A single gene in horses determines coat (hide) color. Palomino (‘dove’) horses are heterozygous (Aa), while homozygous recessive (aa) are cremello, and homozygous dominant (AA) are chestnut. A horse rancher buys 80 palomino horses and 20 cremello horses and lets them breed free. (a) What are frequencies of alleles and genotypes in THIS (parent) generation? Are all genotypes represented? Show your calculations
11. You are a researcher studying mice. You hypothesize allele, brown coat; B-dominant allele, black coat)...
11. You are a researcher studying mice. You hypothesize allele, brown coat; B-dominant allele, black coat) and tail length (I recessive allele, shor allele, long tail) in mice are independently assorted. You know that both genes are autosomai gen. Youhve that genes that control coat color (b - recessive tail, L-dominant colonies of true- Obreeding access to two with short tails and brown coats. You cross the females and males described above and then you cross the F1s. Your aggregated...
In horses, a dominant B gives horse a black color, and a b gives horse a...
In horses, a dominant B gives horse a black color, and a b gives horse a chestnut color. When a dominant W is present in the second gene pair, the horse will be white no matter what. If the second gene pair is ww, then the horse will be the color of whatever the first gene pair encodes. If a heterozygous white (BbWw) mare is crossed with a heterozygous white (BbWw) stallion, what could the offspring's phenotype and genotype be?
In horses, black color is dominant to chestnut; trotting is dominant to a pacing gait. Two...
In horses, black color is dominant to chestnut; trotting is dominant to a pacing gait. Two black, trotting horses mate. They have a chestnut, pacing foal. This offspring is later backcrossed with one of the parents. What are the chances that an offspring of this cross will be heterozygous for both traits?
does someone know the answer for these questions? Thank you so much 3. In certain breeds...
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3. In certain breeds of dogs, black color is dominant and red color is recessive. Solid color is dominant and spotting is recessive. A homozygous black male is crossed with a red-and-white spotted female. What is the probability of them producing a solid black puppy? 4. In horses, black color (B) dominates chestnut color (b). The trotting gait (T) dominates the pacing gait (t). A cross is made...
coat color is due to a dominant allele (W), black coat color to its recessive allele unnett squares for each of the following crosses and answer the questions. 2. In sheep, white tw). Construct P d frequency fo a. A black sheep crossed to a black sheep. List the genotypes, phenotypes, an each of the offspring b. A white sheep, the product of a black x white cross, is crossed with a black sheep. List the genotypes, phenotypes, and frequency...
11. You are a researcher studying mice. You hypothesize allele, brown coat; B-dominant allele, black coat) and tail length (I recessive allele, shor allele, long tail) in mice are independently assorted. You know that both genes are autosomai gen. Youhve that genes that control coat color (b - recessive tail, L-dominant colonies of true- Obreeding access to two with short tails and brown coats. You cross the females and males described above and then you cross the F1s. Your aggregated...
does someone know the answer for these questions? Thank you so
much
3. In certain breeds of dogs, black color is dominant and red color is recessive. Solid color is dominant and spotting is recessive. A homozygous black male is crossed with a red-and-white spotted female. What is the probability of them producing a solid black puppy? 4. In horses, black color (B) dominates chestnut color (b). The trotting gait (T) dominates the pacing gait (t). A cross is made...
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