Part C: Choose the Genotype of the Parents You will use Punnett squares to predict the probability that two parents of your species will pass a particular trait to their offspring. Each parent has two alleles for a particular gene, one on each homologous chromosome. To prepare to make the Punnett squares, write down the genotypes of the parents for the three traits you’ll be predicting. Example: Mother: YyIRiPF Father: YyIWiPF

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Hypoglycemia corresponds to a blood glucose lower than 0.60 g / l. his symptoms are: *a sudden energy drop.*nervousness, irritability, and tremors.*a pallor of the face.*sweats.*a headache.*nausea*palpitations.*an imperious hunger.*a state of weakness.*dizziness, drowsiness.*an inability to concentrate and an incoherent speech.*vagal discomfort signs of drug poisoning are variable depending on the substance taken. but for hypoglycemia, they affect the peripheral nervous system, then spread to the central nervous system if the blood glucose is very low, and this becomes a medical emergency.