Answer:
2/16 rounded not smelly females, RRX+X-
2/16 pointed not smelly females, RrX+X-
2/16 rounded smelly females, RRX-X-
2/16 pointed smelly females, RrX-X-
2/16 rounded not smelly males, RRX+Y
2/16 pointed not smelly males, RrX+Y
2/16 rounded smelly males, RRX-Y
2/16 pointed smelly males, RrX-Y
Explanation:
<u>Available data</u>:
- RR round shell
- rr square shell
- Rr Pointed shell
- X+ is dominant and codes for not smelly
- X- is recessive and codes for Smelly
Cross: A pointed smelly shelled male with a round heterozygous non-smelly female
Parentals) Rr X-Y x RRX+X-
Gametes) RX-, RY, rX-, rY
RX+, RX+, RX-, RX-
Punnett square) RX- rX- RY rY
RX+ RRX+X- RrX+X- RRX+Y RrX+Y
RX+ RRX+X- RrX+X- RRX+Y RrX+Y
RX- RRX-X- RrX-X- RRX-Y RrX-Y
RX- RRX-X- RrX-X- RRX-Y RrX-Y
F1) 2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded not smelly females, RRX+X-
2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed not smelly females, RrX+X-
2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded smelly females, RRX-X-
2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed smelly females, RrX-X-
2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded not smelly males, RRX+Y
2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed not smelly males, RrX+Y
2/16 bivalves are expected to be rounded smelly males, RRX-Y
2/16 bivalves are expected to be pointed smelly males, RrX-Y
