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Artist 52 [7]
3 years ago
5

"in horses, black color (b), dominates chestnut (b). the trotting gait (t) dominates the pacing gate (t). a cross is made betwee

n a horse homozygous for both black color and practicing gait and a horse homozygous for both chestnut color and trotting gait. list the probable genotype and phenotype of offspring resulting from such a cross."

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1 answer:
Bond [772]3 years ago
5 0
Black color (B) and practising gait (t) horse has a genotype BBtt
Chestnut color (b) and trotting gait (T) horse has a genotype bbTT  
<span>Crossing BBtt  x  bbTT
</span> <span>The genotype of the offspring is going to be BbTt, which means that the phenotype is black color and trotting gait horse.</span>

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