A chesnut coat color of horses is due to a receissive gene, while the dominant a
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A chesnut coat color of horses is due to a receissive gene, while the dominant allele results in black. The pacing gait is due to a recessive gene, whereas the dominant allele results in the trotting gait. show the od offspings tha could result from corss of balck trotter male heterozyhous , for both genes, wiht a chestnut pacer female.
Gnotype for balck?
male genotypes? male possble gemets?
female genotypes and possible gements?
gentypic and phynotipic ratio ?
% of offsrings that will exivit both domiant tarits?
% of offspings that will exibit chestnut traits?
what are the chances of having a chestnut horse that paces ?
Explanation / Answer
Answer:
Black = B; Chesnut=b
Trotting gait = T; Pacing trait= t
balck trotter male heterozyhous (BbTt) x chestnut pacer female (bbtt)---Testcross
Male parent produces only one type of gametes, bt.
Female parent produces four types of gametes, BT, Bt, bT & bt.
Phenotypic ratio = 1:1:1:1
Genotypic ratio = 1:1:1:1
Both dominant traits = 25% (black, trotter)
Chestnut = 50% (chestnut, trotter (25) & chestnut, pacer(25%))
Chestnut, paces = 25%
bt BT BbTt (black, trotter) Bt Bbtt (balck, pacer) bT bbTt (chesnut, trotter) bt bbtt (chesnut, pacer)Related Questions
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