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2. Some ladybugs have 10 black spots on their shells and some have 4. When true breeding 10 spot individuals are crossed with true breeding 4 spot individuals, the offspring have 7 spots. a. Propose two distinct explanations for this finding. Explain the nature of spot inheritance in each case. 1) then tran igure locuoloy ni anomod obitqaq natisamem aqe of ot eoleoibom s as u ot onomod aid to auinenp ogul soubor brnomod od lo aieval lamon oonorg anbb kon hog soubonini bluow uoy dairdw d zaoo nielex nd b. Propose an experiment that would distinguish between these possibilities.

2. Some ladybugs have 10 black spots on their shells and some have 4. When true breeding 10 spot individuals are crossed with true breeding 4 spot individuals, the offspring have 7 spots. a. Propose two distinct explanations for this finding. Explain the nature of spot inheritance in each case. 1) then tran igure locuoloy ni anomod obitqaq natisamem aqe of ot eoleoibom s as u ot onomod aid to auinenp ogul soubor brnomod od lo aieval lamon oonorg anbb kon hog soubonini bluow uoy dairdw d zaoo nielex nd b. Propose an experiment that would distinguish between these possibilities.

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Chapter13: Patterns In Inherited Traits

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