Lab: Mouse Genetics (One Trait) Answers

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The color of the fur is the .

Answers:
.:phenotype
.:genotype
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.

A
BB
B
bb
C
Bb
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.

A
white fur
B
black fur
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.

A
BB
B
bb
C
Bb
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.

A
white fur
B
black fur
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homozygous✔ heterozygous

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A mouse has alleles for both black fur and white fur The mouse has because the dominant allele, B, is always expressed.:heterozygous
A mouse has alleles for both black fur and white fur The mouse has because the dominant allele, B, is always expressed.:Bb
A mouse has alleles for both black fur and white fur The mouse has because the dominant allele, B, is always expressed.:black fur
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(X BBbb✔ Bb).

A
X BB
B
bb
C
✔ Bb
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X white fur✔ black fur

A
X white fur
B
✔ black fur
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The offspring from that cross are called the .

A
F1 generation
B
P generation
C
F2 generation
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Check all correct elements below that you included in your question.

A
format: “What is the effect of X on Y?”
B
independent variable: genes of the parental mice
C
dependent variable: traits of the offspring
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Several different possible hypotheses appear below. Click the hypothesis that most resembles the hypothesis you wrote.

A
If either parent mouse passes a dominant allele, the offspring will have black fur.
B
If you know the fur color of the offspring mice, you can use the ratios to identify the genotypes of the parents.
C
If you know the genes of the parental mice, then you can predict the traits of the offspring mice.
D
Something else (in “If . . . then . . . ” format)
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A mouse has alleles for both black fur and white fur The mouse has because the dominant allele, B, is always expressed.:heterozygous
A mouse has alleles for both black fur and white fur The mouse has because the dominant allele, B, is always expressed.:Bb
A mouse has alleles for both black fur and white fur The mouse has because the dominant allele, B, is always expressed.:black fur

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