In Mendel's garden peas, each cell in a pea plant has a total of:
A) one allele for each gene.
B) two alleles for each gene.
C) one allele for each gene, if it is a true-breeding parent and two if it is an F1 offspring.
D) one allele for each gene, if it has green seeds and two if it has yellow seeds.
E) between one and four alleles for each gene.
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Q26: In genetic crosses, the symbol Aa refers
Q27: In a homozygous genotype:
A)both alleles for a
Q28: In Mendel's peas, an individual that is
Q29: A genotype is:
A)one of several forms of
Q30: The statement that, in garden peas, yellow
Q32: A reproductive cell, or gamete, has:
A)one allele
Q33: In modern terminology, a true-breeding strain is:
A)hybrid.
B)dominant.
C)heterozygous.
D)homozygous.
Q34: The Augustinian monk Gregor Mendel believed that
Q35: Mendel's experiments with garden peas differed from
Q36: When Mendel crossed true-breeding yellow-seed plants with
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