00:01
Okay, so in this question, you were being asked to cross a orange curly cat, which would be big -o, big -o, big -see, big -see with a white straight -haired cat, which would be little -oh, little -o, little -see, little -c.
00:15
And when you do that cross, all of your offspring are going to be big -o, little -o, big -o, big -c -c -c -l -c, or orange and curly.
00:30
For number nine, it's asking you to then cross the f1 offspring, which are these ones, with themselves.
00:39
So you're crossing big o, little o, big c, little c with another big o, little c, and you're going to get a nine to three to three to one ratio.
00:49
So nine are going to be orange curly.
00:56
And then you're going to have three that are orange straight.
01:06
Three will be white curly, and one will be white straight.
01:17
That is a classic diehybrid cross outcome.
01:22
In your question number 10, you are basically doing the same exact thing...