Suppose that millions of years from now Australia moves to South America. Would Australia still have the same kinds of mammals?
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Answer:
<em>Bright white fur 3/4</em>
<em>Black fur 3/16</em>
<em>brown fur 1/16</em>
Explanation:
From the Punnet's square analysis (see the attached image);
- <em>A_B_ 9/16 </em>
- <em>A_bb 3/16</em>
- <em>aaB_ 3/16</em>
- <em>aabb 1/16</em>
A_B_ and A_bb will always give offsprings with bright white fur since allele A always mask the effect of B.
aaB_ will always give offsprings with black fur since allele a does not produce any protein.
aabb will give offsprings with brown fur since b codes for brown fur colour.
Hence, the phenotypic ratio of the offspring will be;
<em>Bright white fur 3/4</em>
<em>Black fur 3/16</em>
<em>brown fur 1/16</em>
