33. In cats, short hair H is dominant over long hair h. A heterozygous cat Hh and a homozygous recessive cat hh have a litter of seven kittens. What is the probability of having a long haired kitten?

A. 0%

B. ¼

C. ½

D. ¾

E. 100%

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Evie Sexton

Biology

9 June, 23:37

33. In cats, short hair H is dominant over long hair h. A heterozygous cat Hh and a homozygous recessive cat hh have a litter of seven kittens. What is the probability of having a long haired kitten?

A. 0%

B. ¼

C. ½

D. ¾

E. 100%

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Nickolas Church · Answer 1

C. 1/2 because if you set up a punnet square with Hh and hh like my horrible drawing will show. You have two boxes that have hh which means they will have long hair.

33. In cats, short hair H is dominant over long hair h. A heterozygous cat Hh and a homozygous recessive cat hh have a litter of seven kittens. What is the probability of having a long haired kitten?A. 0%B. ¼C. ½D. ¾E. 100%

33. In cats, short hair H is dominant over long hair h. A heterozygous cat Hh and a homozygous recessive cat hh have a litter of seven kittens. What is the probability of having a long haired kitten?

A. 0%

B. ¼

C. ½

D. ¾

E. 100%