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To construct a Punnett square , list all the possible female gametes along one
side of the square and all the possible male gametes along an adjacent side .
The boxes represent the offspring resulting from all the possible unions of male
and ...
To construct a Punnett square , list all the possible female gametes along one
side of the square and all the possible male gametes along an adjacent side .
The boxes represent the offspring resulting from all the possible unions of male
and ...
Page 47
Thus , the multiplication rule tells us that the probability of an F2 plant with
wrinkled seeds ( rr ) is 1/4 ( see the Punnett square in Figure 14.9 ) . Likewise ,
the probability of an F2 plant carrying both dominant alleles for seed shape ( RR )
is 1/4 .
Thus , the multiplication rule tells us that the probability of an F2 plant with
wrinkled seeds ( rr ) is 1/4 ( see the Punnett square in Figure 14.9 ) . Likewise ,
the probability of an F2 plant carrying both dominant alleles for seed shape ( RR )
is 1/4 .
Page 81
This Punnett square illustrates the genotypes and phenotypes predicted for
offspring of matings between two black mice of genotype BbCc . The Clc gene ,
which is epistatic to the B / b gene , controls whether or not pigment of any color
will be ...
This Punnett square illustrates the genotypes and phenotypes predicted for
offspring of matings between two black mice of genotype BbCc . The Clc gene ,
which is epistatic to the B / b gene , controls whether or not pigment of any color
will be ...
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