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What are the expected phenotype outcomes of a cross between a heterozygote gold color, split tail fin, fish and a black color, single tail fin fish (gold allele is dominant to black and split tail fin allele is dominant to single tail fin)? Assume body color and fin phenotype are inherited independently. Use three different methods for answering this question. A. Forked line method B. Two small single-factor punnette squares (you will need two of these)

What are the expected phenotype outcomes of a cross between a heterozygote gold color, split tail fin, fish and a black color, single tail fin fish (gold allele is dominant to black and split tail fin allele is dominant to single tail fin)? Assume body color and fin phenotype are inherited independently. Use three different methods for answering this question. A. Forked line method B. Two small single-factor punnette squares (you will need two of these)

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What are the expected phenotype outcomes of a cross between a heterozygote gold color, split tail fin, fish and a black color, single tail fin fish (gold allele is dominant to black and split tail fin allele is dominant to single tail fin)? Assume body color and fin phenotype are inherited independently. Use three different methods for answering this question. A. Forked line method B. Two small single-factor punnette squares (you will need two of these)
Transcribed Image Text:What are the expected phenotype outcomes of a cross between a heterozygote gold color, split tail fin, fish and a black color, single tail fin fish (gold allele is dominant to black and split tail fin allele is dominant to single tail fin)? Assume body color and fin phenotype are inherited independently. Use three different methods for answering this question. A. Forked line method B. Two small single-factor punnette squares (you will need two of these)
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