Offspring #1 (Mine) Offspring #2 (Mate's) B'B' - blue eyes ВB'- gray eyes GG' - wavy hair EE' - brown hair Tt - widow's peak Dd - 7 fingers LW - dark and light patches G'G' - curly hair E'E - brown hair Tt - widow's peak Dd - 7 fingers LW - dark and light patches HH - horns Hh - horns aa - attached earlobes FF - almond-shaped eyes RR - blue feet M'M' - yellow hands QQ - bald spot AA - hanging earlobes Ff - almond shaped eyes RC - blue and yellow feet MM' - orange hands Qq - bald spot What is your offspring's genotype for eye shape and feet colour? Eye shape : FF а. Feet colour : RR b. What are the possible gametes resulting from your offspring? FR С. What is the mate's genotype for eye shape and feet colour? Eye shape: Ff Feet colour : RC d. What are the possible gametes resulting from the mate's offspring? FR, FC, fR, fC

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