In the Dorset sheep breed, both males and females have horns, and the trait is controlled by anautosomal gene. When true-breeding Dorset sheep (HH) are crossed with true-breeding hornlesstype of sheep (hh), allthe F1 males have horns and the F1 females are hornless.If two of these F1 sheep were intercrossed, what ratio of horned to hornless female sheep to youexpect in the F2 generation?O 1 horned : 3 hornlessO 3 horned : 1 hornlessAll hornlessAll hornedQuestion 8Match each of the definitions and examples to the form of dominance or epistasis exhibited. Choicescan be used more than once, and every choice will be used at least once.Two alleles of one gene are responsible for[ Choose ]eggplant color, and eggplants can be purpleand whiteAlleles at one gene mask the effect of[ Choose ]another geneThe heterozygous phenotype has both[ Choose ]homozygous phenotypes equally expressedOne allele masks the effect of another allele[ Choose )Two alleles of one gene are responsible foreggplant color, and eggplants can be purple,( Choose )lavender, and whiteAlleles at two genes interact to influence the[ Choose]same phenotype, but no allele masks theother

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In the Dorset sheep breed, both males and females have horns, and the trait is controlled by an autosomal gene. When true-breeding Dorset sheep (HH) are crossed with true-breeding hornless type of sheep (hh), all the F1 males have horns and the F1 females are hornless. If two of these F1 sheep were intercrossed, what ratio of horned to hornless female sheep to you expect in the F2 generation? O 1 horned : 3 hornless 3 horned : 1 hornless All hornless All horned

In the Dorset sheep breed, both males and females have horns, and the trait is controlled by an autosomal gene. When true-breeding Dorset sheep (HH) are crossed with true-breeding hornless type of sheep (hh), all the F1 males have horns and the F1 females are hornless. If two of these F1 sheep were intercrossed, what ratio of horned to hornless female sheep to you expect in the F2 generation? O 1 horned : 3 hornless 3 horned : 1 hornless All hornless All horned

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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