Question

Using a punnett Square and an explanation described if I square-eyed pet mates with another square-eye pet, can they have any round-eyed offspring

Answer 1

For this you are going to use S as the dominate and r for the recessive. Since both of the parents are squared eye the offspring's likely chance of having round eyes will be 0%. 

Answer 2

Punnett square diagrammatically represents the hereditary of the alleles and the cross. When heterozygous two square-eyed pet mates, then there is a 25% chance that the offspring will be round-eyed.

What is Punnett square?

A Punnett square is a diagrammatical representation that helps in determining the genotype of the offspring by crossing the alleles of the parents.

The square-eyed pet being dominant with a heterozygous allele can be used to mate so that the offspring with round-eye is produced.

Here, the genotype of the square-eyed pet is Ss and the Punnett square is attached to the image below.

From the cross between Ss and Ss, it can be seen that there is a 25 % chance that the offspring produced will be round-eyed.

Therefore, 1/4 offspring will be round-eyed.

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