<span>Sam, a mendalien with black eyes and green skin, has a parent with orange eyes and white skin. Sam has a dominant phenotype expressed but he has a parent with a recessive phenotype which means he has a heterozygote gene.
Carole is a mendalien with orange eyes and white skin. Since Carole express both recessive phenotypes she should be homozygote recessive.
The key to this problem is how Sam dominant gene will be inherited. Since there are two heterozygote genes, it will be 50% dominant gene inherited for each phenotype. Then the result should be:
25% Dominant + Dominant =</span>black eyes and green skin<span>
25% Dominant + Recessive =</span>black eyes and white skin
25% Recessive + Dominant =orange eyes and green skin
25% Recessive + Recessive =orange eyes and white skin
Answer:
63 MYA
Explanation:
Morris Goodman was a editor-in-chief of the journal Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution.
In his classification, every organism was traced back to its last common ancestors, and he traced that of primates last common ancestors to be dated as far back as 63 MYA.
Answer:
50% homozygous dominant, 50% heterozygous, 0% homozygous recessive
