Cloning animals has some odd implications.
For instance, if we were to clone humans, at what point would the two clones not be considered clones?
Answer:
The correct answer will be option-The red and white flower alleles are co dominant.
Explanation:
The Mendel suggested that for any trait, the organism contains its alleles which could be dominant and recessive. But there are cases in which multiple alleles exist for the same trait which are neither dominant nor recessive.
Two cases arise due to this in which both the dominant alleles co-exist and show their phenotype effect called "co-dominance" and when both alleles form a new phenotype called 'incomplete dominance".
In the given case, the self-pollination produces red, white and patched flowers as a result of co-dominance because both the alleles show the equal effect on the flower petals (mixed phenotype) and form a flower with red patches or spots on the flower.
Thus, the selected option is the correct answer.
Answer:
The correct answer would be Y-chromosome analysis.
Y-chromosome analysis is technique used to search the parental line of a boy on his father's side.
Gender of a person is determined by 
chromosome in humans. XX is present in females and XY is present in males.
Mother always passes X chromosome to her progeny but father passes both X and Y chromosomes. If X is passed from the father then the offspring will be a girl and if Y is passed from the father then the offspring will be the son.
The sons (F₂) of this son (F₁) will also bear the same Y chromosome as that of grand father (P).
Thus, Y chromosome always passes from father to son and hence, Y-chromosome analysis can help in identification of father of this young boy.
Answer:
<u>half of the gametes would have B and the other half would have b</u>
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