4. If a male black widow that is homozygous for large eyes mates with a female that is also homozygous for

large eyes, what will the eyes of the offspring look like? (Small eyes are dominant (E) - Large eyes are

recessive (e)).

Need Punnett square

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Kinsley Davis

29 March, 21:46

4. If a male black widow that is homozygous for large eyes mates with a female that is also homozygous for

large eyes, what will the eyes of the offspring look like? (Small eyes are dominant (E) - Large eyes are

recessive (e)).

Need Punnett square

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Jensen Graham · Answer 1

Answer: it will have large eyes

Explanation: both the parents are homogeneous and have big eyes so if you use a punnet square you would get all recessive squares.

4. If a male black widow that is homozygous for large eyes mates with a female that is also homozygous forlarge eyes, what will the eyes of the offspring look like? (Small eyes are dominant (E) - Large eyes arerecessive (e)).Need Punnett square

4. If a male black widow that is homozygous for large eyes mates with a female that is also homozygous for

large eyes, what will the eyes of the offspring look like? (Small eyes are dominant (E) - Large eyes are

recessive (e)).

Need Punnett square