In certain species of pine trees, short needles (S) are dominant to long needles (s). Both parents are
heterozygous for having short needles. Create a Punnett
Square to determine, wha tis the probability of an
offspring having long needles?
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Explanation:

Heterozygous mean a dominant and a recessive gene.

S (dominant) = short needles

s (reccessive) = long needles

Parent 2 S s

Parent 1

S

s

S s

S SS Ss

s Ss ss

For an offspring to have long needles, both alleles have to be s ( recessive allele for long needle) or ss . That's only occurs in 1/4 pairing so the probability is 25%

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