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allochka39001 [22]
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Competition among members of the same species is called

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sweet [91]3 years ago
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Intraspecific competition

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I. Cross between a female Gg with a male gg (GG X gg):

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2. Probability of getting albino offspring (gg) = 2/4 (¼+ ¼) = ½

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8. The color of the male (gg) that was crossed is albino. The recessive allele (g) for albino coat color, in its homozygous state would express itself in the absence of the dominant G allele for gray color.

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1. Probability of getting gray offspring (GG or Gg) = 4/4 (i.e. ¼+ ¼ + ¼ + ¼ ) = 1  

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6. Probability of getting homozygous offspring (i.e. GG or gg) = Probability of getting GG + Probability of getting gg = 0 + ½  = ½  

7. The genotype of the female that was crossed is GG, given that the female is homozygous gray.

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