You are breeding a species of mountain lion (2n); you cross a true breeding male that has straight yellow fur with a true breeding female that has curly red fur. The offspring have curly orange fur; based on your results, what is the mode of interaction between the alleles?
a. You can’t tell mode of interaction because you don’t know which offspring is a heterozygote
b. Curly fur is dominant to straight fur and yellow and red fur colour show incomplete dominance
c. Fur shape (curly/straight) is determined by simple dominant/recessive relationship between the alleles while the environment influences fur colour.
d. Curly fur is dominant to straight fur and yellow fur colour
is co-dominant to red
After breeding your mountain lions you also studied the ears of the offspring. The female parent had straight ears and the male parent had folded ears, amongst the offspring - 100% of the female offspring had folded ears and 100% of the male offspring had straight ears.
What is the mode of inheritance for straight ears?
a. X-linked recessive
b. Sex-limited
c. Y-linked
d. X-linked dominant
As the offspring have curly orange fur, the mode of interaction between the alleles is:
b. Curly fur is dominant to straight fur and yellow and red fur colour show incomplete dominance
This is because the true breeding female has curly fur (let us consider FF) and the true breeding male has straight fur (let us consider ff), the heterozygous offspring (Ff) will have curly fur.
The true breeding male has yellow fur and the true breeding female has red fur; and the offspring has orange fur. This indicates incomplete dominance as the dominant allele(red) does not completely mask the effect of recessive allele(yellow) and the resulting phenotype is a blend (orange) of both phenotypes.
Also environment doesn't determine the phenotype of offspring and co dominant expression shows expression of both alleles from parent equally
The mode of inheritance for straight ears is:
a. X-linked recessive
Let us indicate the genotype of female parent with straight ears as XsXs and the male parent with folded ears as XY.
Genotype of parent XsXs x XY
↓
Genotype of offsprings XsX XsY
So 100% of the female offspring have folded ears and 100% of the male offspring have straight ears, as the X and Y allele is dominant to the Xs allele.
You are breeding a species of mountain lion (2n); you cross a true breeding male that...
please help me with this question 1a. You are breeding a species of mountain lion (2n); you cross a true breeding male that has straight yellow fur with a true breeding female that has curly red fur. The offspring have curly orange fur; based on your results, what is the mode of interaction between the alleles? Select one: a. Curly fur is dominant to straight fur and yellow and red fur colour show incomplete dominance b. You can’t tell mode...
You are breeding a species of mountain lion (2n); you cross a true breeding male that has straight yellow fur with a true breeding female that has curly red fur. The offspring have curly orange fur; based on your results, what is the mode of interaction between the alleles? Select one: a. Curly fur is dominant to straight fur and yellow fur colour is co-dominant to red b. Curly fur is dominant to straight fur and yellow and red fur...
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A frog biologist breeds true-breeding female frogs that have green bodies and red eyes with true-breeding male frogs with yellow bodies and blue eyes. All male offsprings have green bodies and red eyes, all female offsprings have yellow bodies and red eyes. Question : Using your own clearly defined alleles, give the genotypes for the parent frogs and the male and female offspring.
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Background Information for Question 1:
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Question 1 A)
What is the inheritance pattern of eye colour? Explain your
answer.
Multiple choice, Select one:
a. Red is incomplete dominance to yellow and the heterozygotes
have orange eyes.
b. Red is dominant to orange and yellow. Orange is recessive to
red but dominant to yellow. Yellow is recessive to both red and
orange.
c. We need more information to answer the question.
d. Red is dominant to yellow.
e. Red is...
Background Information for Question 1:
.
Question 1 A)
What is the inheritance pattern of eye colour? Explain your
answer.
Multiple choice, Select one:
a. Red is incomplete dominance to yellow and the heterozygotes
have orange eyes.
b. Red is dominant to orange and yellow. Orange is recessive to
red but dominant to yellow. Yellow is recessive to both red and
orange.
c. We need more information to answer the question.
d. Red is dominant to yellow.
e. Red is...
Background Information for Question 1:
.
Question 1 A)
What is the inheritance pattern of eye colour? Explain your
answer.
Multiple choice, Select one:
a. Red is incomplete dominance to yellow and the heterozygotes
have orange eyes.
b. Red is dominant to orange and yellow. Orange is recessive to
red but dominant to yellow. Yellow is recessive to both red and
orange.
c. We need more information to answer the question.
d. Red is dominant to yellow.
e. Red is...
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