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In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB cc dd EE Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc DD EE Ff |
c75e_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa bb Cc DD Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | AA BB cc Dd EE Ff |
9b8f_73fa
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB cc dd Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc dd Ee ff |
73da_d3e4
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC dd ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa bb Cc Dd ee Ff |
bfc0_462a
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa Bb cc Dd ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa BB Cc Dd Ee ff |
b41c_10bf
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc Dd EE ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc Dd Ee FF |
51b5_9448
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc DD Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc dd ee FF |
3419_10bf
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa bb cc Dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb cc DD ee Ff |
1855_03f7
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA bb Cc Dd ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa Bb Cc Dd ee Ff |
51c4_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb Cc DD ee FF |
| Male (♂) | aa BB Cc DD EE Ff |
73bc_73fa
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa bb cc DD Ee ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa BB cc Dd Ee Ff |
cd03_dda4
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa bb Cc dd Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb Cc Dd Ee FF |
f0d6_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc Dd EE ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc Dd ee FF |
07dd_0a61
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb Cc DD ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb cc DD EE Ff |
c37e_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa BB Cc Dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA bb CC dd EE Ff |
17bd_d188
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa bb Cc dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc dd EE Ff |
d5bc_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa bb CC Dd Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb CC Dd EE Ff |
6324_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa Bb CC dd Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb cc dd Ee ff |
56d8_4362
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa Bb cc DD EE Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc Dd EE ff |
613b_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa bb Cc DD Ee ff |
| Male (♂) | AA bb cc dd Ee ff |
26ca_d188
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa Bb Cc dd Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc dd EE FF |
0221_319e
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb cc Dd Ee ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc DD Ee ff |
3533_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc dd ee FF |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc dd EE Ff |
15a7_0a61
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa bb CC DD ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb CC Dd Ee Ff |
159e_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA BB Cc Dd Ee FF |
| Male (♂) | aa Bb cc DD Ee FF |
0922_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA BB Cc DD Ee FF |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc DD Ee ff |
7830_b333
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa Bb CC dd Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb CC Dd Ee FF |
2af3_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb Cc Dd ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa bb CC DD ee Ff |
13fe_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA bb cc DD Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB CC dd Ee Ff |
5e2d_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc DD Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa BB CC Dd Ee Ff |
53fc_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc DD EE Ff |
df6f_9448
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb cc Dd EE FF |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb Cc Dd EE Ff |
a652_4362
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC DD Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb cc dd ee Ff |
6ad8_ee7a
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA bb Cc dd EE FF |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc Dd Ee ff |
b7c5_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc DD EE FF |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb Cc DD Ee Ff |
e4f6_4362
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa BB cc dd EE Ff |
| Female (♀) | aa bb Cc Dd Ee Ff |
e4d6_4362
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc Dd ee FF |
| Female (♀) | Aa BB CC Dd Ee ff |
17d9_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc DD Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | aa BB Cc Dd ee Ff |
1e07_ee7a
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA bb Cc Dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa bb Cc dd ee Ff |
22e3_319e
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc Dd Ee ff |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb CC DD Ee Ff |
850d_0c9e
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC Dd EE Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc dd EE Ff |
6a60_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc Dd ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA bb Cc Dd ee FF |
6fac_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA Bb CC Dd Ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb cc DD Ee Ff |
204e_97e1
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa BB cc dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa bb cc Dd ee ff |
3912_235d
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc Dd EE FF |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb Cc dd Ee FF |
dd5f_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc dd EE Ff |
| Female (♀) | aa BB CC Dd ee Ff |
9191_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc DD EE FF |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb Cc Dd EE Ff |
6a7d_ee7a
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb CC Dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc Dd ee FF |
8d2e_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC Dd Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | AA Bb CC Dd EE Ff |
cda3_38f4
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc dd Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc Dd EE Ff |
3273_09c8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa bb Cc dd ee FF |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc Dd EE FF |
d2c6_0ba4
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa BB cc Dd ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc Dd Ee FF |
a517_0a61
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc dd EE Ff |
| Female (♀) | AA bb Cc dd Ee Ff |
2be4_b062
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc dd Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa BB Cc Dd ee ff |
8797_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa BB Cc Dd EE FF |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC Dd Ee FF |
35e1_09c8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa Bb Cc DD Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | AA BB cc DD ee Ff |
4712_ee7a
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc DD EE ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc Dd Ee FF |
18c3_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa BB cc Dd ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC DD Ee ff |
761a_4362
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa BB Cc dd ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa bb CC Dd Ee Ff |
a3c3_73fa
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc Dd ee ff |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb Cc Dd Ee ff |
f280_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA Bb Cc dd EE Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa BB Cc dd EE Ff |
a28c_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB cc DD Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc Dd ee Ff |
0c5d_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa BB Cc DD Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC DD Ee Ff |
e938_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC Dd ee ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc dd ee FF |
ea26_09c8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc Dd ee FF |
| Male (♂) | aa BB Cc dd ee Ff |
1a3c_09c8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc dd Ee ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa BB cc DD Ee ff |
2782_fa09
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa bb Cc dd ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc Dd ee Ff |
fadb_ee7a
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc DD Ee ff |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb Cc Dd ee ff |
b28b_d188
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb cc Dd Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb Cc DD Ee FF |
533f_d188
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa bb CC Dd Ee ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC Dd EE FF |
094d_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA bb Cc DD Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb CC dd Ee Ff |
41dd_462a
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa BB CC Dd Ee Ff |
8b94_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa BB CC DD EE Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB cc DD Ee Ff |
01e7_b333
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc DD Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb Cc DD EE Ff |
2fc3_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa Bb Cc Dd ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb CC Dd EE FF |
2b9d_09c8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa Bb cc Dd Ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC Dd EE FF |
25da_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa bb cc DD EE FF |
2752_723f
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc dd Ee ff |
| Female (♀) | aa Bb Cc Dd ee ff |
642c_ee43
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc Dd Ee FF |
| Female (♀) | AA BB cc dd Ee FF |
4d78_9448
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC dd EE Ff |
eb3a_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa BB Cc dd Ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC dd ee Ff |
7e07_64b0
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa BB Cc DD Ee ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc DD Ee Ff |
c0c0_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa Bb cc Dd Ee ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb CC dd EE ff |
93c5_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA bb cc Dd EE Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA Bb Cc DD Ee FF |
8333_4362
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa BB cc Dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa Bb cc dd Ee FF |
3887_723f
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa Bb Cc Dd ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb CC DD Ee FF |
fad8_03f7
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa Bb CC DD Ee ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa bb Cc DD ee Ff |
caf4_94cb
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | Aa bb cc dd Ee Ff |
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc dd ee Ff |
afaf_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa bb CC dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB cc dd EE ff |
8271_10bf
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb cc Dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc DD Ee FF |
0c38_4362
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Male (♂) | aa Bb Cc dd ee ff |
| Female (♀) | AA bb CC DD Ee Ff |
05a6_f974
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc dd ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb CC Dd EE Ff |
d9be_8326
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa Bb cc Dd Ee ff |
| Male (♂) | aa BB Cc Dd Ee Ff |
0db7_09c8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc dd ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB cc Dd ee FF |
a9e3_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa bb Cc DD Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | AA bb Cc Dd ee FF |
663f_97e1
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa BB Cc DD Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa BB cc Dd Ee ff |
9f3f_caa8
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | AA Bb CC Dd Ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa Bb Cc DD Ee FF |
ecab_9448
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | aa Bb CC Dd ee FF |
| Male (♂) | Aa BB Cc dd Ee ff |
2e56_b333
In a hybrid cross, you can determine the variety of phenotypes in the offspring by examining the genetic makeup of the parents. Specifically, look at whether each gene can be dominant, recessive, or both.
A dominant gene can mask the effect of its recessive counterpart, thus influencing the number of unique phenotypes.
Hint: To find the number of unique phenotypes, consider each gene pair.
For gene pairs with at least one heterozygous and one either heterozygous or homozygous recessive gene, 2 phenotypes are possible.
For all other combinations, only 1 phenotype is possible.
Assume complete dominance and the principle of independent assortment for all genes.
Given these principles, how many unique PHENOTYPES could result from a hybrid cross between the following individuals?
| Female (♀) | Aa BB Cc dd Ee Ff |
| Male (♂) | aa Bb Cc DD EE Ff |