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Not yet to answer this question, let's talk about inheritance.
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It's just in humans when a dark skin person reproduces with a very light skin in person, their children may range in color from dark to brown.
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This occurs because skin color is controlled by more than one gene.
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The exact number of genes is not known.
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For your convenience, a table is presented below that shows several possible genotypes and phenotypes.
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So the genotypes and the phenotypes are shown in that figure, okay? i'm not copying that here.
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And it says, if a man with dark skin whose genotype is heterocygoth for a, and homocygous dominant for b.
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Reproducese with a woman who has like skin with a genotype homocyglysis a and heterocygous b.
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It says, what are the possible skin colors that their children will have? develop a panace square and list possible genotypes and phenotypes.
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So in this case, we have to find the gametes first for each of these parents and you're going to find the gametes by mixing each of these a alleles with each of these b alleles so that the only two different possibilities that you're going to find here are this and this.
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You don't need to repeat the same gametes, okay? and in this case you have this and this...