If two tabby cats are crossed with each other, what is the likelihood that they’ll have a tabby kitten? a black kitten?
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Answer:
1. D
2. B
3. C
4. D
5. D
Explanation:
1. As shown in the punnet square below, the offprings can have the following genotypes; AA, AO. AB, and BO. The phenotypes of the offsprings will therefore have blood types; A , AB and B.
2. A pedigree is a tree that shows the family history of an individual. In the lineage, one can discover that a particular disorder is transmitted by a certain gender, which is most often the males. This is how sex-linked disorders are indentified.
3. The Y chromosoms have very few genes and does not match the X chromosome allele for allele. Therefore a recessive gene on the X chromosome in males is likely to be expressed than in females because females have an extra X crhomosome.
4. The dominant allele is always expressed over the recessive one even when both are present (heterozygous) in an individual. Only when both aleles are recesive will the recessive trait be expressed.
5. Incomplete dominance means none of the alleles have complete dominance over the other. This means that both are expressed and the expressed traits is an intermediate of the individual traits of the alleles.
