[ ] Complete the following tableconsidering mating a black hearing maleLabrador dog (homozygous in both alleles)with black deaf female (heterozygous in coatcolor allele).] Genotype structure ofthe male"Genotype structure ofthe female]Possible gametestructure(s) of the males] Possible gametestructure(s) of the female]What are the traits ofthe resulting offspring if asperm bD fertilizes anegg bd?Key: B= black allele (dominant), b = brownallele (recessive), D = hearing allele(dominant), d = deaf allele (recessive).%3D

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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