In humans, six fingers (F) is dominant to five fingers (f). Assume both parents are heterozygous for six fingers. c) What are the different gametes each parent can produce?

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Jaylon Carrillo

Biology

21 April, 11:13

In humans, six fingers (F) is dominant to five fingers (f). Assume both parents are heterozygous for six fingers. c) What are the different gametes each parent can produce?

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Coleman Hawkins · Answer 1

Answer: F or f

Explanation:

The cross between the two parent is a monohybrid cross and since the parents are heterozygous the genotype will be Ff for both parents and either of the F or f could be the gametes for both the male and female parent.

A cross between this two parents will give - three genotype in ratio 1:2:1 (FF, Ff Ff, ff) and two phenotype this include a six fingered person and five fingered person.

Ff * Ff

F or f - gametes

FF Ff Ff ff - offspring