In Ursa gummi, the famed Gummy Bear soldiers, a quality that is sought is bravery (dominant phenotype). The recessive phenotype
is timidity or conformity. The alleles and genotypes corresponding to these phenotypes at two loci are presented below. A_ codes for brave; aa codes for timid/conforming; B_ codes for brave; bb codes for timid/conforming. What is the phenotypic ratio of brave:timid offspring from a cross between two doubly heterozygous Ursa gummi, if the mode of inheritance is duplicate recessive epistasis?
This happens because of the mode of inheritance, which would mask the dominant trait, during a cross. Therefore, this would lead to all offspring not expressing the dominant phenotype
because crows love to eat desert woodrats and for the last one i watched it in national geo, its like a cycle grass hopper died by a mouse dies by a rattle snake.
