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Explain the genetic basis of sex determination and inheritance patterns, including autosomes, sex chromosomes, and homologous pairs.
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Determine the genotypes of the parents.
- Lindwe is a female, so her genotype is .
- The father is a male, so his genotype is .
Perform a genetic cross (Punnett square).
Parents: (Lindwe) (Father)
Gametes from Lindwe: ,
Gametes from Father: ,Determine the percentage chance of having a boy.
- Possible offspring genotypes: (female), (male).
- From the Punnett square, 2 out of 4 possible outcomes are (male).
- Percentage chance of a boy: .
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Part 8.1
Part a
1 to 22
- Autosomes
Part b
23
- Sex chromosomes (or gonosomes)
Part 8.2
- Male
Part 8.3
- Individual P has one chromosome and one chromosome at position 23. The chromosome is visibly smaller than the chromosome.
Part 8.4
- One chromosome in a homologous pair is inherited from the mother (maternal origin), and the other chromosome is inherited from the father (paternal origin).
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