A mating between Abyssinian and blotched tabbies yielded a black kitten and several Abyssinians.  What were the most likely genotypes of the parents? Show two alleles of the A and T genes for both parents and state which parent is which.

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A mating between Abyssinian and blotched tabbies yielded a black kitten and several Abyssinians.  What were the most likely genotypes of the parents? Show two alleles of the A and T genes for both parents and state which parent is which.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
BLOTCHED
ABYSSINIAN
a is ✓ [Select ]
dominant
epistatic
recessive
complementary
to aw
awa or awaw
agouti
to t
aa
black
Agouti cats (awa or awaw - we will not consider here the other alleles discussed in
Video 3.1) can have various tabby striping/spotting patterns depending on their
alleles of the T gene. Agouti cats (awa or awaw ) with the genotype TªTª or Tªt are
Abyssinians, and those with the genotype tt are blotched. However, these
striping/spotting patterns are not observed in non-agouti cats of aa genotype,
which are black regardless of their T alleles. This information is also presented
above in schematic form, and is background information for the next question as
well as this one.
Choose the correct allelic relationships based on this information:
a is [Select]
TaTa or Tat
Abyssinian
tt
blotched
Transcribed Image Text:BLOTCHED ABYSSINIAN a is ✓ [Select ] dominant epistatic recessive complementary to aw awa or awaw agouti to t aa black Agouti cats (awa or awaw - we will not consider here the other alleles discussed in Video 3.1) can have various tabby striping/spotting patterns depending on their alleles of the T gene. Agouti cats (awa or awaw ) with the genotype TªTª or Tªt are Abyssinians, and those with the genotype tt are blotched. However, these striping/spotting patterns are not observed in non-agouti cats of aa genotype, which are black regardless of their T alleles. This information is also presented above in schematic form, and is background information for the next question as well as this one. Choose the correct allelic relationships based on this information: a is [Select] TaTa or Tat Abyssinian tt blotched
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