Exercises in Science 9
Exercises in Science 9
Department of Education
REGIONAL OFFICE NO. VIII (EASTERN VISAYAS)
SCHOOL DIVISION OFFICE OF CATBALOGAN CITY
CATBALOGAN NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL
Mercedes, Catbalogan City
Let us check how well you understand what you have read so far by answering the questions
that follows:
2. Identify which of the following statements describes incomplete dominance by writing CORRECT
before each statement if it is true and INCORRECT if it is false.
a. Incomplete dominance results in a third new phenotype that is a blend of the parents’
phenotypes.
b. Offspring of a cross between homozygous parents with different phenotypes exhibits a trait
intermediate between them.
c. In incomplete dominance, the phenotypic ratio is the same as the genotypic ratio.
d. A cross between heterozygous individuals will give rise to three [3] kind of phenotypes.
e. A white four o’clock flower when crossed with a red four o’clock flower will produce pink
flowers.
3. Palomino [BW] coat results from a cross between a chestnut brown [BB] coat horse and a creamy
white [WW] coat horse since furcoat among horses is an incompletely dominant trait. When a
palomino is crossed with a creamy white, show the cross using a Punnett square. Give the
genotype and phenotype of the offspring as well as the phenotypic and genotypic ratios.
Illustration by Mabel B. Cabilin
Activity 2. Codominance
For you to better understand more about codominance, work on the activity that follows.
Let us check how well you understand what you have read so far by answering the questions that
follow:
2. Identify which of the following statements describes codominance by writing RIGHT before
each statement if it is true and WRONG if it is false.
a. A codominant gene controls feather color among Krunggeltz, a hypothetical bird, where green [GG]
and violet [VV] are codominant to each other. The heterozygous form [GV] shows green-violet
striped feathers. With a Punnett square, show a cross between a striped feathered bird and a violet
feathered bird.