Answer to Question #177146 in Genetics for hajir

Question #177146

The presence of horns in cattle is controlled by a single gene. The hornless (H) condition is dominant over the horned (h) condition. A hornless cow was crossed repeatedly with the same horned bull. The following results were obtained with the F1 offspring: 8 hornless, 7 horned. What are the parents’ genotypes? 


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Expert's answer
2021-04-02T10:30:53-0400

Parents’ genotypes are;

Parent 1=PP

Parent 2 =pp


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