20-21. If the litter resulting from the mationg of 2 short-tailed cats contains 3 kittens without tails, 3 with long tails, and 6 with short tails: A. What would be the simplest way explaining the inheritance of tail length in these cats? B. What are the genotypes of the kittens (1) without tails: _____ (2) with long tails: (3) with short tails: ? A = Sex-Linked Inheritance | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss A = Incomplete Dominance | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss A = Mendelian Dominant | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss A = Incomplete Dominace | B = (1) = ss, (2) = ss, (3) = ss

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20-21. If the litter resulting from the mationg of 2 short-tailed cats contains 3 kittens
without tails, 3 with long tails, and 6 with short tails:
A. What would be the simplest way explaining the inheritance of tail length in these
cats?
B. What are the genotypes of the kittens (1) without tails: (2) with long tails:
(3) with short tails: ___ ?
A = Sex-Linked Inheritance | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss
A = Incomplete Dominance | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss
A = Mendelian Dominant | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss
A = Incomplete Dominace | B = (1) = ss, (2) = ss, (3) = ss
Transcribed Image Text:20-21. If the litter resulting from the mationg of 2 short-tailed cats contains 3 kittens without tails, 3 with long tails, and 6 with short tails: A. What would be the simplest way explaining the inheritance of tail length in these cats? B. What are the genotypes of the kittens (1) without tails: (2) with long tails: (3) with short tails: ___ ? A = Sex-Linked Inheritance | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss A = Incomplete Dominance | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss A = Mendelian Dominant | B = (1) = ss, (2) = SS, (3) = Ss A = Incomplete Dominace | B = (1) = ss, (2) = ss, (3) = ss
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