Parental Phenotypes: "Yellow-Smooth", "Yellow-Wrinkled", "Green-Smooth", "Green Wrinkled".
Parental Genotypes: SsGg × SsGg
Parental Gametes: SG, Sg, sG, sg
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Smooth/Green </span>= S-G- = 9
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Winkled/Green </span>= ssG- = 3
Smooth/Yellow = S-gg = 3
Wrinkled/Yellow = ssgg = 1
Ratio would be: 9: 3: 3: 1
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Answer:
Considering the boys' situation, the boys live in the rural areas of one of the western United States, e.g. California.
Explanation:
Hantavirus is spread by rodents and is most common in rural areas of the western United States during the spring and summer months. Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome also occurs in South America (especially in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, and Bolivia). Hantavirus cases have also occurred in Canada and some parts of Asia, where they reportedly caused kidney disorders rather than lung problems.
Asexual:
One parent
Identical offspring
Less developed organism
Faster time period to produce
Sexual
Two parents
Unique offspring (genetic variation)
More complex organism
Slower time period to produce