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And the subsequent reappearance of those same traits in later generations?
Thanks for your help!
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I have always been confused about skin-tone genetics.
Like, if a white woman and a black man have a baby, sometimes the child has a mixed tone, sometimes the child appears to be all black, and sometimes the child appears to be all white.
How does that work?
My husband is a very dark skinned latino, and I am of scottish decent, and am very pale.
We are expecting our first child in december.
Will it likely be mixed, dark or white?
Or is there just no way of knowing?
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I am having a bit of trouble understanding the fine details of genetics. Can anyone reference me to some good websites with videos? I can’t quite understand it just reading about it, it doesn’t make much sense. Thanks for the help.
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I have a project in Biology Honors and i have to create a skit about Introns and Exons to the class in a simple yet understanding way and pretending that they have little knowledge on Genetics
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A couple who are both carriers of the gene for cystic fibrosis have two children who have cystic fibrosis. What is the probability that their next child will be phenotypically normal?
The correct answer is 75% but I don’t see how?
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its part paint part zebra, what caused the lack of stripes in the white and any good sites on paint horse genetics? are they like piebald deer?
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Are they homozygous or heterozygous? For example, what is the genotype of xRy?
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