Assuming the same scenario from the previous guinea pig ques…

Assuming the same scenario from the previous guinea pig questions, and assuming guinea pig gender is determined in the same way as human gender, what is the probability of these parent guinea pigs having a female offspring that is brown and smooth? In guinea pigs, black color is dominant to brown color and smooth fur is dominant to curly fur. A guinea pig that is heterozygous for fur color and texture mates with another guinea pig heterozygous for both traits. If they produce a total of 100 offspring, how many of those offspring would you expect to be brown and smooth?

In guinea pigs, black color is dominant to brown color and s…

In guinea pigs, black color is dominant to brown color and smooth fur is dominant to curly fur.  A guinea pig that is heterozygous for fur color and texture mates with another guinea pig heterozygous for both traits.  If they produce a total of 100 offspring, how many of those offspring would you expect to be black and smooth?

Gregor Mendel made four important postulates that explained…

Gregor Mendel made four important postulates that explained his observations and laid the foundation for our understanding of genetics.  We now know that Mendel’s postulates make several assumptions that do not always hold true.  These assumptions include: Each gene has only 2 alleles There is always a clear dominant-recessive relationship between traits Each trait is controlled by a single gene Mendel’s law of independent assortment assumed that one trait has no effect on the inheritance of another  Provide one example from the trait that you researched for your pedigree project where one of these assumptions does not hold true.