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2. Male chickens (called roosters) have a red flap of skin growing from their heads called combs. These are used o attract female chickens (called hens). The bigger combs are called single combs. Roosters with single combs are nore attractive to hens than those with smaller combs called rose combs. Saleh mates his hybrid single comb ooster named Sancho, to his favorite rose combed hen, named Maria so they can make baby chickens (chicks). reate a Punnett Square to show the possibilities that could result from this mating. Alleles and Phenotype All Genotype and Parent Genotypes Punnett Square Phenotype Possibilities Genotype Phenotype Allele Phenotype Dad Mom . Maria's Genotype . Sancho's Genotype .What is the probability of having a single comb chick? 1. What is the probability of rose comb chick? . What is the probability for a heterozygous?

2. Male chickens (called roosters) have a red flap of skin growing from their heads called combs. These are used o attract female chickens (called hens). The bigger combs are called single combs. Roosters with single combs are nore attractive to hens than those with smaller combs called rose combs. Saleh mates his hybrid single comb ooster named Sancho, to his favorite rose combed hen, named Maria so they can make baby chickens (chicks). reate a Punnett Square to show the possibilities that could result from this mating. Alleles and Phenotype All Genotype and Parent Genotypes Punnett Square Phenotype Possibilities Genotype Phenotype Allele Phenotype Dad Mom . Maria's Genotype . Sancho's Genotype .What is the probability of having a single comb chick? 1. What is the probability of rose comb chick? . What is the probability for a heterozygous?

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Search the menus (Alt+/) I U A 90% Normal text Calibri 11 + B 2 | 3 |: 4 | 5 6 | 7 8 12. Male chickens (called roosters) have a red flap of skin growing from their heads called combs. These are used to attract female chickens (called hens). The bigger combs are called single combs. Roosters with single combs are more attractive to hens than those with smaller combs called rose combs. Saleh mates his hybrid single comb rooster named Sancho, to his favorite rose combed hen, named Maria so they can make baby chickens (chicks). Create a Punnett Square to show the possibilities that could result from this mating. Alleles and Phenotype All Genotype and Parent Genotypes Punnett Square Phenotype Possibilities Allele Phenotype Genotype Phenotype Dad Mom a. Maria's Genotype b. Sancho's Genotype 5 of 7 c. What is the probability of having a single comb chick? d. What is the probability of rose comb chick? e. What is the probability for a heterozygous?
Transcribed Image Text:Search the menus (Alt+/) I U A 90% Normal text Calibri 11 + B 2 | 3 |: 4 | 5 6 | 7 8 12. Male chickens (called roosters) have a red flap of skin growing from their heads called combs. These are used to attract female chickens (called hens). The bigger combs are called single combs. Roosters with single combs are more attractive to hens than those with smaller combs called rose combs. Saleh mates his hybrid single comb rooster named Sancho, to his favorite rose combed hen, named Maria so they can make baby chickens (chicks). Create a Punnett Square to show the possibilities that could result from this mating. Alleles and Phenotype All Genotype and Parent Genotypes Punnett Square Phenotype Possibilities Allele Phenotype Genotype Phenotype Dad Mom a. Maria's Genotype b. Sancho's Genotype 5 of 7 c. What is the probability of having a single comb chick? d. What is the probability of rose comb chick? e. What is the probability for a heterozygous?
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