In Cattle, Consider That the Lack of Horns Is Dominant

question 71

Multiple Choice

In cattle, consider that the lack of horns is dominant to the presence of horns. A bull without horns is crossed with a horned cow. All eight offspring lack horns. The bull is most likely

• A) homozygous dominant.
• B) homozygous recessive.
• C) heterozygous.
• D) sex-lined recessive.
• E) heterozygous recessive.

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Definitions:

Labor-Supply Curve

A graph that shows the relationship between the wages workers receive and the amount of labor they are willing to supply.

Wage Affected

The impact on employees' earnings due to various factors like inflation, demand for labor, or changes in government policy.

Marginal Product

The growth in production resulting from one more unit of input.

Equilibrium Wage

The wage rate at which the quantity of labor supplied equals the quantity of labor demanded in the labor market.