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Quiz Friday 5/26 Dormant/Recessive Codominance/Incomplete dominance/X-Link

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Basic Punnet Square - Normal Dominate and Recessive - nothing else
Co-Domance Section

co-dominant.

Cattle coats can be red (1,1 = all red hairs), white (2,2 = all white hairs), or roan (1,2 = red AND white hairs together).

Incomplete Domanice

incomplete dominance.

Radishes can be red (1,1),

white (2,2), or

purple (1,2).

X-Linked Recessive

X1X1: normal female

X1X2: female carrier

X2X2: has hemophilia female

X1Y: normal male

X2Y: has hemophilia male

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When one allele is "stronger" than the other, we call this allele the:

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Codominance or Incomplete dominance

(need 2 answers)

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Codominance or Incomplete dominance

(need 2 answers)

Parent 1 = one tall plant (1,1)

Parent 2 = one short plant (2,2)

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The genotype of parent 1 is

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red (1,1 = all red hairs),

white (2,2 = all white hairs),

roan (1,2 = red AND white hairs together).

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Radishes can be red (1,1),

white (2,2), or

purple (1,2).

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X1X1: normal female

X1X2: female carrier

X2X2: has hemophilia female

X1Y: normal male

X2Y: has hemophilia male

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Asemmisa {{asɛmmisaAhyɛnsode}}
5.

The genotype of parent 2 is

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6.

The genotype of all the children is

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7.

Which are homozygous?

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Which are heterozygous?

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9.

The genotype of parent 1 is

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The genotype of parent 2 is

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The genotype of child A is

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The genotype of child B is

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The genotype of child C is

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The genotype of child D is

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What is the percentage of phenotypes for the children

% red coat,

% white coat,

% roan coat

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Which are homozygous?

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Which are heterozygous?

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The genotype of parent 1 is

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The genotype of parent 2 is

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The genotype of child A is

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The genotype of child B is

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The genotype of child C is

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The genotype of child D is

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What is the percentage of phenotypes for the children

% red radish,

% white radish,

% purple radish

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Which are homozygous?

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Which are heterozygous?

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The genotype of parent 1 is

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The genotype of parent 2 is

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29.

The genotype of Child A is

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30.

The genotype of Child B is

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The genotype of Child C is

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32.

The genotype of Child D is

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33.

What is the percentage of phenotypes for the children

% normal female

% female carrier

% hemophilia female

% normal male

% hemophilia male