Question

e. punnett squares
a different way to model a cross is with a punnett square. this model has the possible gametes from one parent along the left side, and the possible gametes from the other parent along the top. each square shows a possible allele combination in the offspring
example
this punnett square shows
another way to model the
example cross from section d.
practice

1. make a punnett square for the cross you modeled earlier, between two furnished (ff) dog parents. fill in the genotypes and phenotypes for all the possible offspring.

Explanation:

Answer:

1. Punnett square for $Ff \times Ff$:

	$F$	$f$
$f$	$Ff$	$ff$

Offspring Genotypes: $FF$, $Ff$, $ff$
Offspring Phenotypes: Furnished ($FF$, $Ff$), Unfurnished ($ff$)