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n200080 [17]
3 years ago
7

A solid colored, short-haired female rabbit (ssLL) is mated to a spotted, long-haired

Biology
1 answer:
OlgaM077 [116]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Spotted with long hair⇒ 12

Solid colored and short hair⇒ 12

Explanation:

Both genotypes are homozygote type. So, they will produce only one type of gamete from each. that are sL and Sl.

The genotype of F1 offspring will SsLl ( spotted short hair, heterozygote)

when F1 offsprings are interbreeded four types of phenotype are produced.

they are

  1. spotted short haired ⇒ \frac{36}{64} (dominant type)
  2. spotted long hair ⇒ \frac{12}{64}
  3. solid colored short hair⇒ \frac{12}{64}
  4. solid colored long hair⇒ \frac{4}{64}

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