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just olya [345]
2 years ago
13

Consider a breeder that mates two heterozygous black Staffordshire bull terriers over the course of three years. The dam eventua

lly produces 16 puppies: 11 are black like the parents, 4 turn out white, and 1 turns out gray colored. As a genetics student, what do you think of this outcome
Biology
1 answer:
Lilit [14]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Different colour occur due to heterozygous nature.

Explanation:

Most of the puppies just like parents because the black colour gene or allele is dominant over other colour allele whereas other colour puppies also formed due to presence of heterozygous type of alleles. Other colour occurs due to appearance of recessive allele in the physique of the offspring or formation of hybrids occurs which causes colour other than black and white in the offspring. In the F1 generation all the offspring resembles to the male parent but after this generation some offspring resembles to male, some are hybrids and other resembles to female.

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