Tools Background Layout - Theme Transition Punnett Square WorkSheet Complete the following dihybrid cross: Fill in the Punnett squares, list the genotypic ratio and the phenotypic ratio that describe the offspring. Be sure to keep the letters the same and remember that the capital letter is dominant. Remember: For the genotypic ratio - it's HD:Ht:HR. For the F1 phenotypic ratio - It's Dom:Rec. For the F2 phenotypic ratio - It's DomDom:DomRec: RecDom:RecRec. P generation - Two true-breeding (homozygous) Portuguese Water Dogs. A PWD with a black, wavy coat is crossed with a PWD with a brown, curly coat. W Resulting F1 generation: Bb Bb Wb Wb Genotypic ratio: -:-:- b Bb Bb Wb Wb Phenotypic ratio: Bw Bw Ww Ww. W Bw Bw Ww Ww 2. F1 generation - Hybrid (heterozygous) smooth seed shape plants are crossed. Resulting F2 generation: Phenotypic ratio: -:-:-:- tes B. bo w/

Tools Background Layout - Theme Transition Punnett Square WorkSheet Complete the following dihybrid cross: Fill in the Punnett squares, list the genotypic ratio and the phenotypic ratio that describe the offspring. Be sure to keep the letters the same and remember that the capital letter is dominant. Remember: For the genotypic ratio - it's HD:Ht:HR. For the F1 phenotypic ratio - It's Dom:Rec. For the F2 phenotypic ratio - It's DomDom:DomRec: RecDom:RecRec. P generation - Two true-breeding (homozygous) Portuguese Water Dogs. A PWD with a black, wavy coat is crossed with a PWD with a brown, curly coat. W Resulting F1 generation: Bb Bb Wb Wb Genotypic ratio: -:-:- b Bb Bb Wb Wb Phenotypic ratio: Bw Bw Ww Ww. W Bw Bw Ww Ww 2. F1 generation - Hybrid (heterozygous) smooth seed shape plants are crossed. Resulting F2 generation: Phenotypic ratio: -:-:-:- tes B. bo w/

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

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