Using a punnet square, cross a heterozygous grey mouse with a white mouse. (Grey is the dominant allele and white is recessive.)

A) what percent of the offspring have grey fur?

B) What percent of offspring have white fur?

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Angelique Todd

Biology

22 October, 03:18

Using a punnet square, cross a heterozygous grey mouse with a white mouse. (Grey is the dominant allele and white is recessive.)

A) what percent of the offspring have grey fur?

B) What percent of offspring have white fur?

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Lexi Flynn · Answer 1

A = 50%

B = 50%

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G / Gg / Gg

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Casey Wilson · Answer 2

using a punnet square, cross a heterozygous grey mouse with a white mouse. (Grey is the dominant allele and white is recessive)

Aa X bb = Ab, Ab, ab, ab

percentage with grey fur is 50% while

percentage with white fur is also 50%

Using a punnet square, cross a heterozygous grey mouse with a white mouse. (Grey is the dominant allele and white is recessive.)A) what percent of the offspring have grey fur?B) What percent of offspring have white fur?

Using a punnet square, cross a heterozygous grey mouse with a white mouse. (Grey is the dominant allele and white is recessive.)

A) what percent of the offspring have grey fur?

B) What percent of offspring have white fur?