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Title: Manx cats have no tails. When two Manx cats are bred together there is always a one third chance ... Post by: Shaquantta on Feb 12, 2018 Manx cats have no tails. When two Manx cats are bred together there is always a one third chance that a kitten will have a tail. When a Manx cat is bred to a cat with a normal tail there is a one-half chance that a kitten will have a tail.
Which of the following is the best explanation for this? A) The Manx genotype exhibits variable expression. B) The Manx phenotype is dominant, but the allele is a recessive lethal. C) The Manx phenotype is dominant epistatic. D) The Manx phenotype is caused by gene interactions. E) The Manx phenotype is a result of heteroplasmy. Title: Manx cats have no tails. When two Manx cats are bred together there is always a one third chance ... Post by: chemistry9999 on Feb 12, 2018 B
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