• A population of beetles in the species Dwayne therock (I made this up) are living in a rotting log in a forest. • In these beetles, color is controlled by 1 gene. • There are two alleles - R for Red andr for orange. • These beetles have sex chromosomes like humans. Males are XY, females are XX. • this is an x-linked trait Questions part 2 A. What are all the possible genotypes a red beetle could have? (list them all) B. What phenotype would a heterozygous female beetle have? C. If a male with no R alleles and a female with 1 of each allele had offspring, what are the chances (in %) of having an orange beetle offspring? D. If a male with no Ralleles and a female with 1 of each allele had offspring, what are all the possible genotypes of their offspring? (list them all)

• A population of beetles in the species Dwayne therock (I made this up) are living in a rotting log in a forest. • In these beetles, color is controlled by 1 gene. • There are two alleles - R for Red andr for orange. • These beetles have sex chromosomes like humans. Males are XY, females are XX. • this is an x-linked trait Questions part 2 A. What are all the possible genotypes a red beetle could have? (list them all) B. What phenotype would a heterozygous female beetle have? C. If a male with no R alleles and a female with 1 of each allele had offspring, what are the chances (in %) of having an orange beetle offspring? D. If a male with no Ralleles and a female with 1 of each allele had offspring, what are all the possible genotypes of their offspring? (list them all)

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