completely dominant to the allele for straight tail for an X-linked maternal effe A) A male with a curly tail received a straight tail allele from his mother. B) in order for a female to be curly tailed, her father must be curly tailed. C) A mother with a straight tail cannot have progeny with curly tails. D) A straight tailed male must have a straight tailed mother.
completely dominant to the allele for straight tail for an X-linked maternal effe A) A male with a curly tail received a straight tail allele from his mother. B) in order for a female to be curly tailed, her father must be curly tailed. C) A mother with a straight tail cannot have progeny with curly tails. D) A straight tailed male must have a straight tailed mother.
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Which of the following is inconsistent (not consistent) with inheritance of a maternal effect trait?
A) Progeny from the same parents have the same maternal effect phenotype as each other but not their mother.
B) Progeny can show a recessive phenotype even though the progeny have dominant genotypes.
C) Both parents contribute recessive alleles to an offspring yet it has a dominant phenotype for the maternal effect trait.
D) Progeny from the same parents have different traits related to the maternal effect gene in question.
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Assume that the allele for curly tail is completely dominant to the allele for straight tail for an X-linked maternal effect gene. Whích of the following can be true?
O A) A male with a curly tail received a straight tail allele from his mother.
B) In order for a female to be curly tailed, her father must be curly tailed.
C) A mother with a straight tail cannot havé progeny with curly tails.
O) D) A straight tailed male must have a straight tailed mother.
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