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Manuel and Maria are heterozygous for wiggling their ears. They have a son named Mario, who cannot wiggle his ears. Manuel thinks this is not his son. Is it possible for Mario to be Manuel’s son? Explain with a Punnett Square.
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yes because its a 50 50 chance so it is his son
Since both Mario and Maria are heterozygous, and from the context, I interpret that Mario and Maria both can both wiggle their ears. I then conclude that the allele W is dominant. Can you draw the Punnett diagram for possible offsprings of Mario and Maria, and locate where Manual is situated, if applicable?
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