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ANEK [815]
3 years ago
7

Endocrine gland within the brain​

Biology
1 answer:
meriva3 years ago
3 0

the pituitary gland is situated in "the Turkish saddle" connected to the hypothalamus by the hypothalamo-hypophyseal portal system and hypothalamo-hypophyseal tract.

the pineal gland is located within the diencephalon

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<u>1º cross</u>.

Parental)          AABbCC             x               aabbcc

Gametes)   ABC   AbC   ABC    AbC    ABC    AbC    ABC    AbC

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Punnet Square)   <em>Only filled with the progeny genotype AaBbCc</em>.

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abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc    ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc    ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

   

F1 Genotype)    32/64 AaBbCc

                          32/64  AabbCc (shown as the symbol "---" in the      

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The probability of producing offspring with genotype AaBbCc is 50%.

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<u>2º cross.</u>

Parental)          AABbCc            x               AaBbCc

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ABC      ---       ---          ---          ---        ---        ---          ---           ---  

ABc       ---       ---          ---          ---        ---        ---          ---           ---  

AbC       ---      ---    AAbbCC     ---       ---         ---     AAbbCC    ---  

Abc       ---       ---          ---           ---       ---        ---          ---           ---

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F1 Genotype)  2/64 AAbbCC

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The probability of producing offspring with genotype AAbbCC is 3,125%.

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