The Statistics of Inheritance

Explore how inheritance follows predictable patterns using Punnett squares and probability. This helps explain how traits pass from parents to offspring, aiding our understanding of genetics, variation, and evolution in species.

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J.The Punncttsquaresin ModelIshow {he pmublc outcome* for i n offspring resulting from themating of two beetle*.*.Which Punnctt squaresho*i4crossbetween twohomnrygouibeetle*?C t w ,ftAWhich fkinnett square shows 4 ermi between a betertwygous beetle and 4 homoiygnu* reces-live beetle?CrOSbG4,Briefly describe how the genotype* imide of the Punnctt jquarci representing thepotiibkottl-o * m afor an offspring are determined,,(-Thein 4M Pjnn.*xticircr'vrcjertbCukursaccuseo t4>.eI t oat-r?nchPOTf* uuft"ouv+0i ko-’r'1/.»5,Completethe Punnett squat? forcrassDinModelLInclude drawings to show the phenotype*possible for the offspring that would result,6,Refer to Model I.<In which of thecrossesuthere a 100% chance that the beetle offspring will have a blackoenkekton?- Cros* ft ond6.In which of thecrossesis the probability0 7 5that the beetle offspring will have a blackcxoskclcton?• •’-CroM>D7,For crossDin Model 1, what is the probabiliry that the beetle offspring will have a Bb genotype?Show a mathematical calculation to support your answer.-50%bWpictoctoaituov,OumWMN? 0 't'O' 2 i u : 5 0 12
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