The trait represented by the colored circles and squares below is inherited as a dominant allele. This isnot a sex-linked trait. Shaded individuals show the dominant trait. What is the probably genotype ofeach individual?374812DTO9(10Are there any homozygous dominant individuals in the pedigree above? How do you know?What is the probability of the trait appearing in offspring if 7 should marry 9?What is the probability of the trait appearing in offspring if 8 should marry 10?

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trait represented by the colored circles and squares below is inherited as a dominant allele. This is sex-linked trait. Shaded individuals show the dominant trait. What is the probably genotype of individual? 3 7 4 8 1 2 5 9 t is the probability of the trait appearing in offspring if 7 should marry 9? 6 (10 here any homozygous dominant individuals in the pedigree above? How do you know? t is the probability of the trait appearing in offspring if 8 should marry 10?

trait represented by the colored circles and squares below is inherited as a dominant allele. This is sex-linked trait. Shaded individuals show the dominant trait. What is the probably genotype of individual? 3 7 4 8 1 2 5 9 t is the probability of the trait appearing in offspring if 7 should marry 9? 6 (10 here any homozygous dominant individuals in the pedigree above? How do you know? t is the probability of the trait appearing in offspring if 8 should marry 10?

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Author:Samantha Fowler, Rebecca Roush, James Wise

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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