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alina1380 [7]
3 years ago
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In the same mouse species, a third unlinked gene (gene C/c) also has an epistatic effect on fur color. The presence of the domin

ant allele C (for color), allows the A/a and B/b genes to be expressed normally. The presence of two recessive alleles (cc), on the other hand, prevents any pigment from being formed, resulting in an albino (white) mouse.
Match the phenotypes on the labels at left to the genotypes listed below. Labels can be used once, more than once, or not at all.


agouti
solid color
solid color
agouti black
albino


AaBbcc
AaBBCC
Aabbcc

AAbbCc
aaBbCc
AABBcc
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1 answer:
gizmo_the_mogwai [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

agouti - aaBbCc

solid color - AaBBCC

agouti black - AAbbCc

albino - AaBbcc/Aabbcc/AABBcc

Explanation: All the phenotypes that contain cc will be albinos, so they won't present any pigment deposition. Agouti black depends on the A gene to be homozygous and the B to be recessive, so the phenotype AAbbC_ is the correspondent. If A is not homozygous and B isn't recessive, we have agouti color. If B is homozygous and A recessive, we have a solid color.

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