Here are the responses for each of your questions based on standard genetics principles:
Question 1 A)
Response: They both contain genetic material.
Question 2 A)
To determine the phenotype of a pea plant with genotype Rr, we can set up a Punnett square:
R r
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R | RR | Rr |
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r | Rr | rr |
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From this Punnett square, the possible genotypes are:
- RR (homozygous round)
- Rr (heterozygous round)
- rr (homozygous wrinkled)
Since R (round) is dominant over r (wrinkled), the phenotype of a pea plant with genotype Rr would be round.
Response: some round and some wrinkled
Question 3 A)
Response: the combination of its alleles
Question 4 A)
Response: They are expressed whenever present.
Question 5 A)
To determine the genotypes for a dog breed that would lead to a spotted phenotype (which is represented by the recessive allele, b), the only genotype that would result in a spotted phenotype is bb.
Setting up the Punnett square for the cross of two heterozygous dogs (Bb x Bb) can be helpful:
B b
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B | BB | Bb |
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b | Bb | bb |
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From this square, the possible genotypes are:
- BB (black coat)
- Bb (black coat)
- bb (spotted coat)
Response: bb
If you have any more questions or need clarification on any topic, feel free to ask!