a. A certain variety of plant may have green seeds or brown seeds. The seeds may be full or shrunken. The following reciprocal crosses are made. ( picture) Explain the inheritance mechanisms that produce these results and where applicable indicate the dominance relationship.

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a. A certain variety of plant may have green seeds or brown seeds. The seeds may be full or shrunken. The following reciprocal crosses are made. ( picture)

Explain the inheritance mechanisms that produce these results and where applicable indicate the dominance relationship.

b. A species of bird may have feathered or naked feet. A female bird homozygous for feathered feet is crossed with a male bird homozygous for naked feet. All the male offspring have feathered feet and all the female offspring have naked feet. When the F1 offspring are crossed with each other, the resulting F2 are produced in the following ratios:

 

                                                  Males: 3 feathered : 1 naked

                                                  Females: 3 naked : 1 feathered

 

Explain the inheritance mechanism that produces these results and indicate the dominance relationship.

True breeding parent plants
Offspring
Seed plant:
Pollen plant:
1.
green, full seeds
brown, shrunken seeds
green, full seeds
2.
brown, shrunken seeds
green, full seeds
brown, full seeds
Transcribed Image Text:True breeding parent plants Offspring Seed plant: Pollen plant: 1. green, full seeds brown, shrunken seeds green, full seeds 2. brown, shrunken seeds green, full seeds brown, full seeds
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