Question

Check

Answer 1

well first off it's the same trait (color) so you should only be using one type of allele (so only use A alleles not b-alleles)

assuming black is dominant and white is recessive, the grey sheep/ram should both be Aa (since they have one black allele and one white allele --> grey)

so gray sheep = Aa and black ram = AA, show the punnet square between these two

Answer 2

A) should be incomplete dominance not co-dominance

Answer 3

because neither allele is dominant

Answer 4

incomplete dominance = produces a blend of the two traits (so black + white --> gray)

co-dominance = produces both traits at once (so black + white = a black and white sheep)

Answer 5

black is still dominant but it's called incomplete dominance because it doesn't completely mask the recessive white allele

Answer 6

still there? it's just a 2x2 cross between Aa * AA

Answer 7

Yeah lol I'm just writing as I go

Answer 8

only one trait so it just works as a regular 2x2 punnet square

Answer 9

so each offspring should only have two letter a's

Answer 10

I thought they were supposed to be the same on the top and left

Answer 11

you have a gray sheep and a black ram
these don't have the same genotype
so one of them is AA and the other is Aa

Answer 12

okay I got that now for the percentages it would be 2/4 will be black

Answer 13

and 2/4 will be grey

Answer 14

yes

as percentages, 50% and 50%

Answer 15

and whitr as zero

Answer 16

yes