This can be identified as a population. In a population, the organisms are the same species and they have to live in the same area. For example, the population of cities are the head count of the species of human in that one area.
Answer:
1. 0% of probability, 2. 50% of probability, 3. 75% of probability.
Explanation:
In order to find the probabilities we have to draw Punnet squares. The mutated gene will be symbolized with a *.
1. Male CC with female CC, there is no mutation, the probability will be 0%.
X Y
X ║ XX ║ XY
X ║ XX ║ XY
2. The male has not got a mutation and the female has. When we draw the Punnet square, with one female X mutated, we find that there is a 50% of probability of mutation.
X Y
X* ║ X*X ║ X*Y
X ║ XX ║ XY
3. Now both, the female and the male, has the mutation. When we draw the Punnet square with mutations in the female and in the male, we find that there is a 75% of probability of mutation.
X* Y
X* ║ X*X* ║ X*Y
X ║ XX* ║ XY
