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Please help! I am trying to answer these to help study for a test. (a) What is the phenotype of second parenti (b) What is the (c) What the genotype of the second are the genotypes parent? Long-haired of the offspring? kittens Short-haired kittens (d) Did segregation of alleles occur? (e) Did independent assortment of alleles occur (f Explain your answers. (g) Which of Mendel\'s Laws are demonstrated by this example? s. In cats, black color (B) is dominant to a special, temperature-sensitive gene bounaor short produces cats with d legs, f cat bred to a hetero black, long-haired male (use information for hair length gene from below) a4). What are they genotypes and phenotypes of the F, offspring? (Show your work (a) Did segregation of alleles occur? (b) Did independent assortment of alleles occur? (c) Explain your answers. (d) Which of Mendel\'s Laws are demonstrated by this example 04 Laboratory 7 Human Genetics Solution Q 15. Ans: a) Seven different types of phenotypes are possible. b) one c) eight d) Polygenic inheritance or also called as multiple allelism.

Please help! I am trying to answer these to help study for a test. (a) What is the phenotype of
second parenti (b) What is the (c) What the genotype of the second are the genotypes parent?
Long-haired of the offspring? kittens Short-haired kittens (d) Did segregation of alleles occur?
(e) Did independent assortment of alleles occur (f Explain your answers. (g) Which of Mendel's
Laws are demonstrated by this example? s. In cats, black color (B) is dominant to a special,
temperature-sensitive gene bounaor short produces cats with d legs, f cat bred to a hetero black,
long-haired male (use information for hair length gene from below) a4). What are they genotypes
and phenotypes of the F, offspring? (Show your work (a) Did segregation of alleles occur? (b)
Did independent assortment of alleles occur? (c) Explain your answers. (d) Which of Mendel's
Laws are demonstrated by this example 04 Laboratory 7 Human Genetics
Solution
Q 15.
Ans: a) Seven different types of phenotypes are possible.
b) one
c) eight
d) Polygenic inheritance or also called as multiple allelism

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