Question

An individual of genotype TtFFgg mates with an individual of genotype ttFfgg. About how many of their 100 offspring would you expect to be heterozygous for all three traits

Answer 1

Answer:

0

Explanation:

Heterozygous means that they have an allele for both traits and is in the form (Aa) meaning they have both the dominant and recessive trait.

We notice that the third trait, represented by 'g', is in the form gg for both individuals. Since they are both lowercase and the same allele, they are both hom0zygous for that trait, meaning there is no way the offspring can get a dominant trait to make their genotype Gg.

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