In a species of the cat family, eye colour can be gray, blue, green or brown, and each colour is true breeding. In separate crosses involving homozygous parents, the following data were obtained: 5. Cross: P1 F1 F2 all green all green all green A % green : % gray green : % brown /16 green : /16 brown : 3/16 gray : /16 blue green x gray green x brown gray x brown C Explain this pattern of inheritance. (Refer to the number of loci controlling the trait, the number of alleles per locus and the dominance interaction between the alleles). a. b. Assign genotypes to (i) green and (ii) blue.

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In a species of the cat family, eye colour can be gray, blue, green or brown, and each colour is true breeding. In
separate crosses involving homozygous parents, the following data were obtained:
5.
Cross:
P1
F1
F2
all green
all green
all green
green x gray
% green : % gray
% green : 4 brown
/16 green : /16 brown : /16 gray :/16 blue
green x brown
C
gray x brown
a.
Explain this pattern of inheritance. (Refer to the number of loci controlling the trait, the number of alleles per
locus and the dominance interaction between the alleles).
b.
Assign genotypes to (i) green and (ii) blue.
Transcribed Image Text:In a species of the cat family, eye colour can be gray, blue, green or brown, and each colour is true breeding. In separate crosses involving homozygous parents, the following data were obtained: 5. Cross: P1 F1 F2 all green all green all green green x gray % green : % gray % green : 4 brown /16 green : /16 brown : /16 gray :/16 blue green x brown C gray x brown a. Explain this pattern of inheritance. (Refer to the number of loci controlling the trait, the number of alleles per locus and the dominance interaction between the alleles). b. Assign genotypes to (i) green and (ii) blue.
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