1A) Match Mendel's laws with their descriptions. - Law of Segregation - Law of Independent Assortment Group of answer choices: - States that gametes will inherit both copies of a gene - States that two traits are inherited independently from each other - States that a gamete can inherit one of two alleles from the parent 1B) Match Mendel's laws with what happens during meiosis. - Law of Segregation - Law of Independent Assortment Group of answer choices: - Occurs because sister chromatids are pulled apart during meiosis - Occurs because homologous chromosomes migrate and line up independently from each other during meiosis I. - Occurs because homologous chromosomes are pulled apart in meiosis I. 1C) Eye color in fruit flies was one of the first sex-linked traits identified. In flies, the gene for eye color is found on the X chromosome. The red eye allele is dominant (R) and the white eyes allele is recessive (r). Like in humans, male flies are XY and female flies are XX. If you crossed a red eye male (XRY) with a heterozygous female (XRXr), what percent of male flies is expected to have white eyes?
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Step 1: Determine the genotypes of the parents: - Red eye male (XRY): XRY - Heterozygous female (XRXr): XRXr Show more…
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