3. At the Tampa Zoo, a yellow tiger named Martin, comes from a family of tigers...

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3. At the Tampa Zoo, a yellow tiger named Martin, comes from a family of tigers that has always shown the yellow color (yellow is true breeding in his family). Martin is crossed with a white tiger named Lizzy and they have two offspring, Lady and Gent. Lady is crossed with another white tiger named Sam. a) What kind of genotype (homozygote, heterozygote) must Martin have if he is true breeding? b) Write out the genotype for Martin_ c) Genotype for Lizzy d) Genotype for Lady e) Genotype for Gent f) Genotype for Sam g) What are the expected proportions of genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring from Lady and Sam? Fill in the Punnett square below. (Hint: fill only the part of the square that is necessary, using the possible gamete genotypes). Fi genotype(s) and their proportions (%)_ F₁ phenotype(s) and their proportions (%) 3. At the Tampa Zoo, a yellow tiger named Martin, comes from a family of tigers that has always shown the yellow color (yellow is true breeding in his family). Martin is crossed with a white tiger named Lizzy and they have two offspring, Lady and Gent. Lady is crossed with another white tiger named Sam. a) What kind of genotype (homozygote, heterozygote) must Martin have if he is true breeding? b) Write out the genotype for Martin_ c) Genotype for Lizzy d) Genotype for Lady e) Genotype for Gent f) Genotype for Sam g) What are the expected proportions of genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring from Lady and Sam? Fill in the Punnett square below. (Hint: fill only the part of the square that is necessary, using the possible gamete genotypes). Fi genotype(s) and their proportions (%)_ F₁ phenotype(s) and their proportions (%)