<span>The answer to the question is 0 percent. In order to have wrinkled seeds, the offspring must inherit two recessive alleles from the parents. From the cross of RRYY and RrYy, there is no way for the offspring to have wrinkled seeds as one of the parents doesn't have the recessive gene for it, the RRYY parent. Because of this there is 0 percent probability of having an offspring that has wrinkled seeds and yellow seed color.</span>
She should state that it is important to get calories into her daughter and that a nasogastric tube will be the best way to do that.
Most likely Insulin because they decrease it rather than increase it
Answer:
Punnett Squares are unable to predict the offspring of an asexual organism because there is only one parent from which the offspring can receive genes from. The whole point of a Punnett Square is the fact that it covers all possible offspring outcomes besides mutations from the usual two parents.
