Still new to genetics so I want someone to make sure I'm doing it right!

1. Red (heterozygous) x white (homozygous)

2. Red (heterozygous) x red (homozygous)

3. Red x red (both heterozygous)

answers:

all red

2 red, 2 white

all white

3 red, 1 white

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Jenny Arias

Biology

24 October, 14:46

Still new to genetics so I want someone to make sure I'm doing it right!

1. Red (heterozygous) x white (homozygous)

2. Red (heterozygous) x red (homozygous)

3. Red x red (both heterozygous)

answers:

all red

2 red, 2 white

all white

3 red, 1 white

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Anneliese · Answer 1

Number one is going to be two white two red. Number 2, is all red and number 3 is 3 red, 1 white. If you ever have difficulties figuring such out use a punnet square. I created one for your first problem

Still new to genetics so I want someone to make sure I'm doing it right!1. Red (heterozygous) x white (homozygous)2. Red (heterozygous) x red (homozygous)3. Red x red (both heterozygous)answers:all red2 red, 2 whiteall white3 red, 1 white

Still new to genetics so I want someone to make sure I'm doing it right!

1. Red (heterozygous) x white (homozygous)

2. Red (heterozygous) x red (homozygous)

3. Red x red (both heterozygous)

answers:

all red

2 red, 2 white

all white

3 red, 1 white