Please help !!! thank you!!! And explain your answer. Consider the cross between a male with genotype AaBbCc and a female with genotype AaBBcc, where A is dominant toa; B is dominant to b; C is dominant to c. All loci assort independently. What is the probability that progeny will be aa orCc? In jellyfish, let's say that long tentacles are produced by a sex-influenced allele that is dominant in males and recessivein females. Let B1 = long and B2 = short. Which of the following correctly diagrams a cross between a female with longtentacles and a male with short tentacles?OB1B1XXX B1B2XYOB1B2 XXX B1B2 XYO females with long tentacles do not exist, so this cross is impossibleO B1B1 XXX B2B2 XYOX(B1) X(B2) x X(B2) Y

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Consider the cross between a male with genotype AaBbCc and a female with genotype AaBBcc, where A is dominant to a; B is dominant to b; C is dominant to c. All loci assort independently. What is the probability that progeny will be aa or Cc?

Consider the cross between a male with genotype AaBbCc and a female with genotype AaBBcc, where A is dominant to a; B is dominant to b; C is dominant to c. All loci assort independently. What is the probability that progeny will be aa or Cc?

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11th Edition

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

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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