Question

part d: make punnett squares
now fill in three punnett squares, one for each trait.
father’s alleles
trait:
m
m
mother’s alleles
m

m

father’s alleles
trait:
m
m
mother’s alleles
m

m

Explanation:

Step1: Fill top-left square

Combine mother's M + father's M: $MM$

Step2: Fill top-right square

Combine mother's M + father's m: $Mm$

Step3: Fill bottom-left square

Combine mother's m + father's M: $Mm$

Step4: Fill bottom-right square

Combine mother's m + father's m: $mm$

Step5: Repeat for second square

Same allele combination applies to the second Punnett square.

Answer:

First Punnett Square:

Trait:	Father's Alleles<br>M	Father's Alleles<br>m
Mother's Alleles<br>m	$Mm$	$mm$

Second Punnett Square:

Trait:	Father's Alleles<br>M	Father's Alleles<br>m
Mother's Alleles<br>m	$Mm$	$mm$

(Note: A third Punnett square was not fully shown, but if using the same parental alleles M/m, it will follow the same pattern as the two above.)