1. When two cats reproduce, two individual parent cells join to form an offspring.
The resulting offspring is likely to?
a. Be identical to its parent.
b. Be identical to its siblings.
c. Be orange with black stripes.
d. Share some traits with both of its parents, but not be identical to
either one
The resulting offspring is likely to?
a. Be identical to its parent.
b. Be identical to its siblings.
c. Be orange with black stripes.
d. Share some traits with both of its parents, but not be identical to
either one
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Answer:
d. Share some traits with both of its parents, but not be identical to either one
Explanation:
BECAUSE BOTH OF PARENTS, SHARE INDIVIDUAL PARENTS CELL, THERE IS 78.3% PROBABILITY OF SHARING BOTH TRAITS FROM PARENTS, IN FACT, THAT TWO INDIVIDUAL PARENTS CELL