In mice, the gene (C) for colored fur is dominant over its allele (c) for white. The gene (N) for normal behavior is dominant over (n) for waltzing. Pairs of mice were mated and the following results obtained. In each case, give the probable genotypes of the parents: 2. a) colored, normal mated with white, normal, produced 29 colored, normal, and 10 colored waltzers. colored normal mated with colored normal produced 38 colored normal, 15 colored waltzers, 11 b) white normal, and 4 white waltzers colored normal mated with white waltzer produced 8 colored normal, 7 colored waltzers, 9 white c) normal, 6 white waltzers. © Amy Brown Science

In mice, the gene (C) for colored fur is dominant over its allele (c) for white. The gene (N) for normal behavior is dominant over (n) for waltzing. Pairs of mice were mated and the following results obtained. In each case, give the probable genotypes of the parents: 2. a) colored, normal mated with white, normal, produced 29 colored, normal, and 10 colored waltzers. colored normal mated with colored normal produced 38 colored normal, 15 colored waltzers, 11 b) white normal, and 4 white waltzers colored normal mated with white waltzer produced 8 colored normal, 7 colored waltzers, 9 white c) normal, 6 white waltzers. © Amy Brown Science

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Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

Section: Chapter Questions

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