Homework Answers
based on the data given in the table
| Trait | your phenotype | possible genotypes |
| Cleft chin (C) vs Non-cleft chin | cleft chin | CC,Cc |
| Free earlobes (E) V/s attached earlobes (e) | free earlobes | EE,Ee |
| widow's peak (W) v/s continuous hairline (w) | continuous hairline | ww |
| Bent little finger (B) v/s unbent little finger (b) | unbent little finger | bb |
| Normal thumb (H) v/s Hitchkiers thumb(h) | Hitchkiers thumb | hh |
| tongue rolling (T)g v/s non-tongue rolling (t) | tongue rolling | TT,Tt |
| Dimples (D) v/s non-dimples (d) | non-dimples | dd |
| Genotype | phenotype | gametes |
| CC | cleft chin | C |
| cc | non-cleft chin | c |
| Dd | Dimples | D or d |
EE*ee
| E | |
| e | Ee |
expected genotype is Ee and genotypic ratio is Ee=1
phenotype is Free ear lobes and phenotypic ratio Free ear lobes=1
Dd*Dd
| D | d | |
| D | DD | Dd |
| d | Dd | dd |
genotypes are DD,Dd,dd and genotypic ratio DD:Dd:dd=1:2:1
phenotypes Dimples and non-dimples
Dimples:non-dimples=3:1
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