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Answer:
75% would have the dominant traits for coat length, 25% would have recessive trait for coat length.
Explanation:
After completing a punnet square, we could find that our genotypes are 25% LL, 50% Ll, and 25% ll.
If these genotypes were to be physically expressed, LL and Ll would both be expressed as showing the dominant trait.
This means that 75% would have the dominant traits for coat length and 25% would have recessive trait for coat length.
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Note about the question:
Probably there are options for this question, but I failed in finding them. However, in the explanation box I will explain the reason for the lack of white flowers in the F1.
Answer:
The purple phenotype is dominant over the white phenotype. The allele that expresses the purple color is dominant and, in a heterozygous state, hides the expression of the recessive allele that expresses the white color. Principle of dominance.
Explanation:
Due to technical problems, you will find the complete explanation in the attached files.
Answer:
The correct answer would be - biological species concept.
Explanation:
The biological species concept is a concept of speciation or how a species forms in nature. According to this, a species is the group of the population that can naturally or potentially interbreed with each other, not on the basis of their physical similarities or habitats.
The physical appearance could be useful as recognizing a species but not defining it. As neanderthals show very little or no gene flow with a modern human it means they do not belong to the same species as modern homo sapiens.
Thus, the correct answer is- biological species concept.
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