n Andalusian fowls, black (BB) and white (bb) individuals are homozygous. When a homozygous black bird (BB) is crossed with a homozygous white (bb) bird offspring are all bluish-gray (Bb). Show the cross as well as the genotypes and phenotypes of the parental cross between two heterozygous parents. 1. P1: _________ x _________ 2. Punnett Square: 3. Genotype symbols: 4. Genotype in words: 5. Genotypic ratio: 6. Genotypic %: 7. Phenotype symbols: 8. Phenotype in words: 9. Phenotypic ratio: 10. Phenotypic %:

n Andalusian fowls, black (BB) and white (bb) individuals are homozygous. When a homozygous black bird (BB) is crossed with a homozygous white (bb) bird offspring are all bluish-gray (Bb). Show the cross as well as the genotypes and phenotypes of the parental cross between two heterozygous parents. 1. P1: _ x _ 2. Punnett Square: 3. Genotype symbols: 4. Genotype in words: 5. Genotypic ratio: 6. Genotypic %: 7. Phenotype symbols: 8. Phenotype in words: 9. Phenotypic ratio: 10. Phenotypic %:

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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