A frog biologist breeds true-breeding female frogs that have green bodies and red eyes with true-breeding...
A frog biologist breeds true-breeding female frogs that have green bodies and red eyes with true-breeding male frogs with yellow bodies and blue eyes. All male offspring have green bodies and ted eyes, all female offspring have yellow bodies and red eyes.
Using your own clearly defined alleles, give the genotypes for the parent frogs and the male and female offspring.
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Allele Xo for yelow is dominant over Xg which is recessive
Parents XgXg RRfemale , male Xoyrr
Female offspring xoxg Rr, male xgy Rr
Note - the yellow and red being dominant will apear in heterozygous condition in phenotype .
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