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I was wondering what my child may look like? I have dark brown eyes, thick straight/wavy hair and olive colored skin. My husband has wavy dirty blonde hair, blue eyes and fair skin. My mom has green eyes, fairish skin and blonde hair, my dad has dark brown hair, eyes and oliveish skin. My husbands mom has blue eyes and used to have blonde hair but has gotten darker, fair skin and his dad has dark brown hair, brown eyes, and medium tone skin. what kind of traits would my kids have? boy and girl?
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Ants (of the same type of course) look all the same to me. I wonder if they are really all identical or if each one has unique characteristics just like humans and other living organisms do. Also wonder if laws of genetics (about dominant and/or recessive genes) apply in different “generations” of ants…
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Here is the question:
Michael dizon an wife are heterozygous (Dd) with curly hair, cross the trait and find the probability of their children. Prove that their 2nd child is a boy and heterozygous in the trait and their last child is a homozygous recessive and a girl.
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I found it truly interesting. Did anyone else see it? Does anyone care to share any knowledge/info/opinions on genetics?
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I know a dihybrid cross is a cross between 2 parents with 2 different alleles, we learned about dihybrid test crosses too a little while back but i can’t remember what the difference between them is and my test is tomorrow! please help!!!!
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how can i find that i m belong which ethic group?
where can i get my DNA classification?
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i thought genomics is like the mapping out of genes, but according to “some one” i’m wrong so what is the real difference?
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for example, i observe 98 yellow and smooth corn seeds, 92 yellow and wrinkled seeds, 82 purple and smooth seeds, and 80 purple and wrinkled seeds. What would be the observed ratio and the expected ratio?
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