A heterozygous, three-horned alien from Mercury has met and fallen in love with a four-horned alien from Jupiter. What would happen if there was an intergalactic mating between the pair?

T is for three horns
F is for Four.
For the three horned one I have Tf
What would it be for the four horned one?

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A heterozygous, three-horned alien from Mercury has met and fallen in love with a four-horned alien from Jupiter.  What would happen if there was an intergalactic mating between the pair?

T is for three horns 
F is for Four. 
For the three horned one I have Tf
What would it be for the four horned one?

anonymous · Answer

sorry do not know

anonymous · Answer

Would it be ff?

anonymous · Answer

Is the four horned one heterozygous, homozygous recessive or dominant?

anonymous · Answer

*or homozygous dominant

anonymous · Answer

It doesn't say! That's why I'm so confused.

anonymous · Answer

Thats really weird because you cannot properly find the possible offspring combinations without knowing if its heterozygous or homozygous! I hate when theres questions like that

anonymous · Answer

I know right! Biology enjoys beating around the bush. Like come on -.-

anonymous · Answer

I'm in AP bio right now and even that class wouldn't be as cruel as to give out such a vague question..

anonymous · Answer

But I would have to say probably FF or Ft

anonymous · Answer

More than likely Ft

anonymous · Answer

So Ft?

anonymous · Answer

Yea, thats probably the best shot

anonymous · Answer

It make sense. Thanks so much!

anonymous · Answer

No problem :)

anonymous · Answer

Wait question. Idk if you're still on here XD