The percentage of the offspring that will have atatched earlobes as the dominant trait, is: 50%.
What is a Dominant Trait?
A dominant trait surpresses a recessive trait, and expresses itself. The allele of a dominant trait is usally denoted using capital letters.
Given the following traits:
A - attached earlobes (dominant allele)
a - unattached earlobes (recessive allele)
A cross between Aa and aa is shown in the image attached below.
The offspring having attached earlobes = 2 Aa = 50%.
50% of the osspring will have attached earlobes.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
This is a -29.6% change
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the percent change, use the percent change equation.
(New - Old)/(Old) * 100 = Percent Change
(126 - 179)/(179) * 100 = Percent Change
-53/179 * 100 = Percent Change
-.296 * 100 = Percent Change
-29.6% = Percent Change
