Question

Question 1 1 pts Make A Baby: Based on the coin flip results below, what trait/s would your baby display? Trait allele from parent allele from parent Child's Genotype Child's Phenotype Face shape Dimples (heads) R (tails) d (tails) (tails) round face and no dimples round face and dimples O square face and no dimples 0 square face and dimples

Answer 1

Answer:

Child's genotype

Trait: Face Shape

Allele 1: R (heads)

Allele 2: r (tails)

So, the child's genotype will be Rr.

Trait: Dimples

Allele 1: d (tails)

Allele 2: d (tails)

So, the child's genotype will be dd

Child's phenotype

Note: In the question which trait is the dominant face shape and dimples is not given and also which trait is the recessive trait is also not describe.

So, assuming Round face as a dominant trait (i.e, R allele) and recessive trait as Square face (i.e, r allele)

and assuming Dimples as a dominant trait (i.e, D allele) and recessive trait as No dimples (i.e, d allele)

Now, the genotype of face shape is = Rr

so, we get phenotype as Round face shape (Since R is dominant so, the trait represented by dominant R allele will be seen as the phenotype).

Also, the genotype of dimples is = dd

so, we get phenotype as No dimples (since both alleles are recessive d so, the recessive trait will be seen as the phenotype)

So, Answer - Round face and No Dimples.

Please note that since it's not mentioned which allele denotes which characteristics we have assumed it.

The answer would be for the phenotype of Face shape trait the dominating R allele & for the phenotype of dimples the recessive d allele would be the answer.