Nail color in the North American sasquatch is controlled by a single gene with 2 alleles....

Nail color in the North American sasquatch is controlled by a single gene with 2 alleles. The completely recessive allele (n) results in a yellow nail, while the dominant allele (N) results in a black nail. A female sasquatch with black nails mates with a male sasquatch with yellow nails. Two of their 5 offspring have yellow nails.

a. What are the genotypes of the male and female sasquatch? How do you know?

B. Suppose one of the yellow-nailed offspring mates with a black-nailed sasquatch. All of their offspring have black nails. What are the probable genotypes of both parental sasquatches and their offspring? How do you know?

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