If heritability of dots is equal to 0.9: Group of answer choices The average number of dots for offspring will always be 90% of the parents’ number of dots. Offspring are more likely to inherit genes for the number of dots from parents with a high number of dots than parents with a low number of dots. The number of dots that the parents have will have no relation to the number of dots that the offspring have. Offspring should have a number of dots that is similar to the average of their parents.

If heritability of dots is equal to 0.9: Group of answer choices The average number of dots for offspring will always be 90% of the parents’ number of dots. Offspring are more likely to inherit genes for the number of dots from parents with a high number of dots than parents with a low number of dots. The number of dots that the parents have will have no relation to the number of dots that the offspring have. Offspring should have a number of dots that is similar to the average of their parents.

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Chapter13: Patterns In Inherited Traits

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Problem 6GP: In sweet pea plant, an allele for purple flowers (P) is dominant when paired with a recessive allele...

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