Answer: d. know the father's genotype
Explanation: Butterflies can produce hundreds of offspring per cross. In a certain variety of butterflies, a maternally-imprintable gene is responsible for wing phenotype.
Answer:
F1 Generation -
Genotype - GgRr
Phenotype - Green and round
F2 generation -
Genotype Ratio –
GGRR: GGRr: GgRR: GgRr: GGrr: Ggrr: ggRR: ggRr: ggrr
1:2:2:4:1:2:1:2:1
Phenotypic ration
Green & round: Green & wrinkled: yellow & round:yellow : wrinkled
9: 3:3:1
Explanation:
G represents Green seed color
g represents yellow seed color
R represents round seed
r represents wrinkled seed
Here G is dominant over g and R is dominant over r
F1 generation -
Genotype of true breeding parents will be
GGRR and ggrr
The offspring produced will be -
GgRr
Genotype - GgRr
Phenotype - Green and round
F2 Generation -
Genotype Ratio –
GGRR: GGRr: GgRR: GgRr: GGrr: Ggrr: ggRR: ggRr: ggrr
1:2:2:4:1:2:1:2:1
Phenotypic ration
Green & round: Green & wrinkled: yellow & round:yellow : wrinkled
9: 3:3:1
Answer: Scientific observation
Explanation:
The reason for this is, Ben is observing the plants, coming up with questions.
<span>Wetlands help reduce erosion through B. sediment trapping.
Soil and rocks are trapped and then there is no erosion or crumbing of the ground and rocks.
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