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Answer 1

Hi @some_someone,
You might want to have a look at http://bowlingsite.mcf.com/genetics/BasGen4.html.

Answer 2

the various types are listed below, if any is unclear tell me what you find mysterious.

Single-locus inheritance

Dominant-recessive
Intermediate
Co-dominant
Sex-limited
Sex-linked

More complex inheritance will be covered on the next page, and includes

Modifier genes
Polygenic additive
Threshold traits
Variable expression
Incomplete penetrance
Polygenic recessive or dominant
Mixed polygenic

Answer 3

did you have a look at http://bowlingsite.mcf.com/genetics/ColorGen.html ?

Answer 4

1.We will consider a number of types of inheritance. The first group actually refer to single-gene traits. Any of these types of inheritance may also be involved in the inheritance of multiple-gene traits.

Single-locus inheritance

Dominant-recessive
Intermediate
Co-dominant
Sex-limited
Sex-linked

More complex inheritance will be covered on the next page, and includes

Modifier genes
Polygenic additive
Threshold traits
Variable expression
Incomplete penetrance
Polygenic recessive or dominant
Mixed polygenic

Answer 5

2. The first listed allele is expressed, the second one is hidden or carried. If one parent is brown (b/b) [also
called chocolate] the "b" allele is the ONLY one that can be copied and inherited by the puppy. So, the puppy
will receive a copy of the "b" allele from one parent. If the other parent is B/B the only allele that the puppy
can receive is "B". So, every puppy will be B/b -- black, carrying brown.

If one parent is B/b, the puppy can receive either "B" or "b". If the other parent is also B/b, the puppy can
receive either "B" or "b". The puppies could be: B/B - black; B/b - black, and carrying brown; or b/b -
brown/chocolate.