Hello!! I always remember recessive genes as someone having a passive personality and dominant genes as having an assertive personality. Therefore, dominant genes would mask others when present because they have that assertive personality. If you think about it as babies, when their dad has darker hair and the mother has lighter hair, the baby will most likely have darker hair because the darker hair is the dominant gene. I would say that the answer would be false. If you are having trouble understanding, you can always make a Punnett square and see what your outcomes are. I hope I helped. Have a great day!!
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The probability that the offspring of the parents who are both heterozygous in a dihybrid cross are also heterozygous for both genes is 0.25
<h3>What is a dihybrid cross?</h3>
A dihybrid cross is a cross in which two different traits are involved in the crossing.
For example, the trait for height and color of hair in two parents being crossed is a form of a dihybrid cross.
Assuming two two traits are Ss and Yy, where the dominant traits are S and Y and the recessive traits are s and y.
The two individuals are heterozygous for both genes means that their genotype are both SsYy.
The dihybrid cross is shown in the attached image;
Based on the attached image, the heterozygous offspring for both genes SsYy are 4 out of the possible 16 offspring.
The probability of offspring that are heterozygous for both genes = 4/16 = 0.25
In conclusion, in a dihybrid cross, two traits or genes are involved in the cross and a possible number of 16 offspring are produced from the cross.
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