Two green bugs (from the above question) mate. What will be the
phenotypic ratio Blue : Green : Yellow?
a. I said that this could not happen! So quit bugging me!!
b. 3:0:1
c. 3:1:0
d. 2:2:2
e. None of these
The green bugs in the above question are ........ a. Homozygous dominant b. Homozygous recessive c. Heterozygous d. It is impossible to tell from the given information e. None of these
A homozygous purple-tall sweet pea is crossed with a homozygous white- short pea. The offspring are all purple-tall. This generation is now crossed. What will the phenotypic ratio be PT:Pt:pT:pt. a. 9:3:3:1b. 8:8:0:0 c. 4:4:4:4 d. 2:6:6:2 e. None of these
If you correctly expected a 3:0:0:1 ratio, and you obtained a
2.5 : 0.1 : 0.1 : 0.3 ratio, what would you now suspect?
a. I must have really goofed up!!
b. The traits are very tightly linked
c. The traits are linked and some crossing has taken place d. The traits are sex-linked and crossing over has taken place e. None of these
Two green bugs (from the above question) mate. What will be the phenotypic ratio Blue :...
Help Center 07 Question 38 What phenotypic ratio of offspring would result from a cross between a white-eyed male fruit fly, and a female that is heterozygous for red eye color? (See Chapter 8.3 Figure your e Text) 2 white-eyed females 2 red-eyed males V none of these 2 red-eyed female 1 white-eyed female: 1 red-eyed male: 2 white-eyed male 1 red-eyed female 1 white-eyed female 1 red-eyed male: 1 white-eyed male 2 red-eyed females: 2 white-eyed males Question 39...
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Punnett Square Genotypic ratio: Phenotypic ratio: 5. Purple flowers (P) are completely dominant over white flowers (p). If a pea plant is heterozygous for purple flowers, can any of this plant's offspring have all purple flowers? Think about the different genotypes with which you can cross the hetero- zygous parent: homozygous dominant, heterozygous, and homozygous recessive. Use three Punnett squares to show your work for each possible phenotype. Heterozygous purple pea...
has two phenotypic traits you are interested in. ssive), Yellow (Dominant) or Green (Recessiv h traits (RrYyx RrYy), you have 556 progeny. as if these traits are independently assorted. lust like Mendel, you have grown a pea plant that has two Round (Dominant) or Wrinkled (Recessive), Yell After crossing two plants heterozygous in both traite First, calculate their expected progeny distributions as if these llowing results. Use Chi-Square Analysis and sther these traits do indeed display independent 3. After classifying...
Please help me to answer these questions, thank you! 1-When Mendel crossed a plant with smooth green peas and a plant with wrinkled yellow peas, what did he find? a- Color and shape of pea are linked (if you have a smooth pea it has to be green) b- Color and shape of pea are not linked (if you have a smooth pea, it can be green or yellow) c- Only yellow peas produce leaves d- Only smooth peas produce...
Questions 97-98 refer to this information ln pea plants, tal () is dominant to short (e). Green seed (G) is dominant to yellow (g). These genes are located on actosomes 97. i two heterorygous tall, green seeded plants are crossed, what proportion of their offspring will be short, yelow seeded plants? a· 0/16 b 9/ e vi6 116 if a green seeded plant is crossed with a yellow plant and 6 out of 10 offspring are yellow seeded, what is...
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Question 29 0/2 pts Two unlinked, epistatic genes regulate production of flower pigments in diploid sweet peas, as shown in the metabolic pathway below. Each gene codes for the production of an enzyme, and each gene has two possible alleles-dominant and recessive. Plants with at least one dominant R allele will produce the blue pigment. Plants with at least one dominant R allele and at least one...
1. People wit h the sex-linked genetic disease, hemophilia, suffer from excessive bleeding because their blood will not clot. Tom, Mary, and their 4 daughters do not exhibit symptoms of hemophilia. However, their son exhibits symptoms of hemophilia because: A) Tom is heterozygous B) Tom is homozygous C Mary is homozygous D) Mary is heterozygous E All of the above are equally likely What is the risk of having a child affected by disease with an autosomal recessive inheritance both...
1) To determine experimentally if two genes are linked, you would do mating studies and look at the rate of _________. Select one: a. mutation b. nondisjunction c. crossing over d. codominance 2) For the results of Mendel's dihybrid cross to be a 9:3:3:1 ratio of traits, what must be true? Select one or more: a. The sample size must be sufficiently large. b. The alleles of the two genes involved must exhibit a simple dominant/recessive relationship. c. The genes...
Name: PRELAB QUESTIONS 1. Define the following terms: Gene- Allele - Phenotype- Genotype- Homozygous dominant - Homozygous recessive- Heterozygous- 2. Put into your own words Mendel's law of segregation. LI Does the law of segregation always apply when dealing with genes located on chromosomes within a diploid nucleus? If not, explain why. 3. Mendel worked with several pea plant characters, each of which was determined by a single gene with two alleles, one dominant and the other recessive. For each...
Let's say you have a pea plant that has the dominant traits for Tall stalks and Yellow seeds (TY). You want to know if this plant is homozygous for these traits, or heterozygous. What would you cross it with, and what is this called? A Monohybrid cross: TY X TY a plant with the same phenotype B. Dihybrid cross: a plant with a different trait (pink flowers and tall stalks) C. Test-cross; a plant homozygous for the recessive alleles: short...