Two heterozygous dominant parents for attached earlobes are crossed to predict the traits of their offspring. What is the ratio of attached earlobes to unattached earlobes in their offspring?

A - 3:1
B - 1:3
C - 2:2
D - 4:0

In order to determine what number of offspring will have attached earlobes, we must make a Punnett table. We know that attached earlobes are the dominant gene, and we know unattached earlobes are recessive.

| P | p

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P | PP | Pp |

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p | Pp | pp |

As we can see, only one out of the four squares has two recessive genes. Therefore, our answer would be A - 3:1.

mango24 mango24 · Answer 2 · 2021-08-11T04:32:45+02:00

mango24 mango24

11-08-2021

(3:1)would be the right answer to you mr question

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Two heterozygous dominant parents for attached earlobes are crossed to predict the traits of their offspring. What is the ratio of attached earlobes to unattached earlobes in their offspring?

A - 3:1
B - 1:3
C - 2:2
D - 4:0