please answer the last question "number and size of eyes" tables are just shown to answer the punnett square The female monster you created-in Part:1 and a male monster (see Table 2-below) plan to have-baby-monsters.They are interested in finding out, for-each characteristic, the probability that their offspring will-have a particular-trait. TProcedure: T1.→ First, fill in the missing information in Table 2 for the male monster. TTable 2. Genotypes and-Phenotypes for the Male MonsterCharacteristicNumber and size of eyes T(complete dominance)Eye color(incomplete dominance)Skin color-(codominance)Tail shape T(complete dominance)Number of toes (incomplete-dominance)Ear shape T(complete dominance)¤GenotypePhenotypeee2-small-eyesRRAwhiteGBGreenddStraightwwFF'three toesaaRounded-ears2.→ Now, for each characteristic, use the following Punnett squares to predict what traits could result -from a-cross between the two-monsters, and answer the questions that follow-based on your results. (Remember-that sperm is produced by the male, and eggs by the female.) TNumber and size of-eyes TParental genotypes:X-spermSTeggs Table 1. Genotypes and-Phenotypes for the Female MonsterCharacteristicAllele 1Allele 2GenotypePhenotypeNumber and size of-Two-small eyes (e) One large eye (E):EEeyesT(complete dominance)"Eye color T(incomplete dominance)One-large eyeRed (R')White (R)ERR'AWhite eyeSkin color TGreen (G)Blue (B)GGHgreen(codominance):Tail shape T(complete dominance)Curly (D)curlyStraight (d)DdwwNumber of toes-Four toes (F')HTwo toes (F)2-toes(incomplete dominance)Ear shape T(complete dominance)Rounded (a)Pointy (A)Aapointy!

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2.→ Now, for each characteristic, use the following Punnett squares to predict what traits could result from a cross between the two-monsters, and answer the questions that follow-based on your results. (Remember- that sperm is produced by the male, and eggs by the female.)¶ Number and size of eyes T Parental genotypes: X- sperm ST eggs

2.→ Now, for each characteristic, use the following Punnett squares to predict what traits could result from a cross between the two-monsters, and answer the questions that follow-based on your results. (Remember- that sperm is produced by the male, and eggs by the female.)¶ Number and size of eyes T Parental genotypes: X- sperm ST eggs

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Chapter13: Patterns In Inherited Traits

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