00:01
In this question, the first part of the question is asking if somebody has a big f gene and a little f gene, they would be considered what we call heterozygous for those alleles because they have two different alleles.
00:22
If you had big f, big f, or little f, little f, then you would be considered homozygous for your alleles because you have the exact same alleles.
00:42
In the example, it says that a person who has the trait for polydactylie is going to show that trait if it's present.
00:54
So that means that polydactylid.
00:57
Big f represents polydactylidactylie.
01:07
I hope i spelled that right.
01:16
I think it's an l .y.
01:19
And then little f represents normal number of fingers and toes.
01:28
Now if we look at a different example using pea plants, the big t represents a tall pea plant, little t represents a short pea plant.
01:39
So a pea plant that is homozygous short would have little t, little t...