Ear shape- for pigs punnett square & summary

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Ear shape- for pigs punnett square & summary

Hi bio_man, can you help me out with these 3 questions?
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1. Ear Shape

In pigs, erect ears is dominant (E) to drooping ears (e).A farmer wants to determine if his erect eared sow (female pig) is genotypically heterozygous or homozygous for the trait.

A test cross is performed. Explain the purpose of a test cross and describe the other individual involved in the test cross. (2 marks)
2. create a punnett sqaure for each test cross possibility.
3. write a summary sentence explaining the result of each test cross.

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Aliya1 Author

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5 years ago

hi again, ohh okay. that makes sense now thank you

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Any other questions, let me know...

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hi bio_man, i have posted a new question in the general biology category. Please help me out with that question. Thank you and have a good night Slight Smile

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hi bio_man, i have posted a new question in the general biology category. Please help me out with that question. Thank you and have a good night Slight Smile

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okay, thanks once again Wink Face

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Thank you

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