In peas, round (R) is dominant towrinkled. (r )You cross a round peaplant to a wrinkled pea plant and halfthe offspring are round and half theoffspring are wrinkled. What are thegenotypes of the parents? Paul has type A blood. His mother hastype B blood. Paul has offspring withPenny who has type AB blood. What isthe chance they have a child withType A BloodType B BloodType AB BloodType O BloodIn cats short hair is dominant to longhair. You have a short haired cat. Howwould you tell if it is homozygousdominant or heterozygous?The Merle (M) gene affects coat color indogs.MM Dogs are totally whiteMm Dogs have white spots mixed thebased color of the dogmm dogs have no spotsYou cross 2 Mm dogs. What are theexpected genotypes and phenotypes ofthe offspring/ Give the expected ratios.

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In peas, round (R) is dominant to wrinkled. (r )You cross a round pea plant to a wrinkled pea plant and half the offspring are round and half the offspring are wrinkled. What are the genotypes of the parents?

In peas, round (R) is dominant to wrinkled. (r )You cross a round pea plant to a wrinkled pea plant and half the offspring are round and half the offspring are wrinkled. What are the genotypes of the parents?

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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