PROBLEM 3: Using the Punnett square, determine the different combination of gametes with the genotypes GGMM (paternal) and ggmm (maternal). G is dominant for having a widows peak and g is recessive for not having a widow's peak. M is dominant for having the ability to roll the tongque and m is recessive for not having the ability to roll the tongue. Determine the following: a. What are the offsprings phenotype: b. What are the offsprings genotype: c. Probability of widow's peak and can tongue roll, d. Probability of offspring with no widow's peak but can roll its tonque e. PUNNETT SQUARE

PROBLEM 3: Using the Punnett square, determine the different combination of gametes with the genotypes GGMM (paternal) and ggmm (maternal). G is dominant for having a widows peak and g is recessive for not having a widow's peak. M is dominant for having the ability to roll the tongque and m is recessive for not having the ability to roll the tongue. Determine the following: a. What are the offsprings phenotype: b. What are the offsprings genotype: c. Probability of widow's peak and can tongue roll, d. Probability of offspring with no widow's peak but can roll its tonque e. PUNNETT SQUARE

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Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter13: Observing Patterns In Inherited Traits

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