in foxes, red is dominant to gray. cross a heterozygous fox with a gray fox. what percentage of foxes will be red? 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% question 14 freckles is a recessive trait. if kia has freckles, and brett is homozygous dominant for freckles, what are the chances their offspring will have freckles? 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% question 1 in mice, being black (b) is dominant to being white. which sets of parents would produce 100% black offspring? bb × bb only bb × bb only bb × bb only s & b

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### First Question (Foxes):
# Explanation:
## Step1: Define Genotypes
Let $ R $ be the dominant (red) allele and $ r $ be the recessive (gray) allele. The heterozygous fox has genotype $ Rr $, and the gray fox (recessive) has genotype $ rr $.

## Step2: Set Up Punnett Square
The cross is $ Rr \times rr $. The possible gametes from $ Rr $ are $ R $ and $ r $; from $ rr $ are $ r $ and $ r $.

|   | $ r $ | $ r $ |
|---|---|---|
| $ R $ | $ Rr $ (red) | $ Rr $ (red) |
| $ r $ | $ rr $ (gray) | $ rr $ (gray) |

## Step3: Calculate Red Offspring
Out of 4 possible offspring, 2 are $ Rr $ (red). So the percentage is $ \frac{2}{4} \times 100\% = 50\% $.

# Answer:
50%

### Second Question (Freckles):
# Explanation:
## Step1: Define Genotypes
Freckles ($ f $) is recessive, so Kia (with freckles) has genotype $ ff $. Brett is homozygous dominant for freckles, so his genotype is $ FF $.

## Step2: Set Up Punnett Square
The cross is $ FF \times ff $. Gametes from $ FF $ are $ F $; from $ ff $ are $ f $.

|   | $ f $ | $ f $ |
|---|---|---|
| $ F $ | $ Ff $ (no freckles) | $ Ff $ (no freckles) |
| $ F $ | $ Ff $ (no freckles) | $ Ff $ (no freckles) |

## Step3: Calculate Freckled Offspring
All offspring are $ Ff $ (no freckles), so the chance of freckles is 0%.

# Answer:
0%

### Third Question (Mice):
# Explanation:
## Step1: Analyze Each Cross
- $ BB \times BB $: All offspring $ BB $ (black) – 100% black.
- $ BB \times Bb $: Offspring $ BB $ or $ Bb $ (both black) – 100% black.
- $ BB \times bb $: Offspring $ Bb $ (black) – 100% black.
- $ B \& b $: Not a valid cross (assumed typo, but the other crosses: $ BB \times BB $, $ BB \times Bb $, $ BB \times bb $ all give 100% black. But the options: "BB × BB only", "BB × Bb only", "BB × bb only", "s & b". The first three crosses (BB×BB, BB×Bb, BB×bb) produce 100% black. But if we take the options, let's check:
  - $ BB \times BB $: all $ BB $ (black) – 100%.
  - $ BB \times Bb $: all $ BB $ or $ Bb $ (black) – 100%.
  - $ BB \times bb $: all $ Bb $ (black) – 100%.
  But the options: "BB × BB only" – but actually, $ BB \times Bb $ and $ BB \times bb $ also do. Wait, maybe the question is which sets. Wait, the options: "BB × BB only", "BB × Bb only", "BB × bb only", "s & b". Wait, maybe the intended answer is $ BB \times BB $ only? No, wait: $ BB \times Bb $ gives $ BB $ and $ Bb $, both black. $ BB \times bb $ gives $ Bb $, black. So actually, the sets that produce 100% black are $ BB \times BB $, $ BB \times Bb $, $ BB \times bb $. But the options: if we have to choose from the given, maybe the answer is $ BB \times BB $ only? Wait, no, let's re-express:

For $ BB \times BB $: Genotype $ BB $ (black) – 100%.

For $ BB \times Bb $: Genotypes $ BB $ and $ Bb $ (both black) – 100%.

For $ BB \times bb $: Genotype $ Bb $ (black) – 100%.

But the options: "BB × BB only", "BB × Bb only", "BB × bb only", "s & b". Wait, maybe the question has a typo, but the most probable is $ BB \times BB $ only? No, actually, all three crosses (BB×BB, BB×Bb, BB×bb) produce 100% black. But if we take the options, the answer is the set where all offspring are black. So $ BB \times BB $ (all BB), $ BB \times Bb $ (all BB or Bb), $ BB \times bb $ (all Bb). But the options: if we have to choose, the answer is the set that is 100% black. So the answer is the set(s) with 100% black, which are $ BB \times BB $, $ BB \times Bb $, $ BB \times bb $. But the options given: "BB × BB only", "BB × Bb only", "BB × bb only", "s & b". Wait, maybe the intended answer is $ BB \times BB $ only? No, let's check again.

Wait, the question is "Which sets of parents would produce 100% black offspring?"

- $ BB \times BB $: Yes (100% BB – black).
- $ BB \times Bb $: Yes (BB or Bb – both black).
- $ BB \times bb $: Yes (Bb – black).
- $ s \& b $: Not a valid cross (maybe $ Bb \times Bb $? No, that would have 25% white).

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- $ BB \times BB $: 100% black.
- $ BB \times Bb $: 100% black.
- $ BB \times bb $: 100% black.
- $ s \& b $: Invalid.

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Explanation:

First Question (Foxes):

Step1: Define Genotypes

Step2: Set Up Punnett Square

Step3: Calculate Red Offspring

Step1: Define Genotypes

Step2: Set Up Punnett Square

Step3: Calculate Freckled Offspring

Step1: Analyze Each Cross

Answer:

Second Question (Freckles):