Complete each sentence with the appropriate term or phrase. dependent on The maternal effect refers to the fact that the phenotype of the offspring is depenedent on the mother. 75% dextral and 25% sinistral of the 1:2:1 Maternal effect genes such as those that control snail shell twisting code for proteins that are 100% dextral independent of With maternal effect genes, the phenotype of the offspring is genotype of the father. the deposited in the egg With maternal effect genes, the ratios of genotype progeny that have right or left handed twisting can be predicted since the inheritance of the alleles follows 100% sinistral In a mating of two Dd snails the phenotypic Mendel's law of assortment ratio will be and the genotypic ratio will be 2:1 Mendel's law of segregation Reset

Complete each sentence with the appropriate term or phrase. dependent on The maternal effect refers to the fact that the phenotype of the offspring is depenedent on the mother. 75% dextral and 25% sinistral of the 1:2:1 Maternal effect genes such as those that control snail shell twisting code for proteins that are 100% dextral independent of With maternal effect genes, the phenotype of the offspring is genotype of the father. the deposited in the egg With maternal effect genes, the ratios of genotype progeny that have right or left handed twisting can be predicted since the inheritance of the alleles follows 100% sinistral In a mating of two Dd snails the phenotypic Mendel's law of assortment ratio will be and the genotypic ratio will be 2:1 Mendel's law of segregation Reset

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