1. Imagine you have a VERY large garden consisting of thousands of red-flowered individuals (re- cessive homozygotes rr) and just a few dozen white-flowered plants of the same species that are isolated from all other flower populations (genotypes either RR or Rr). What do you think will happen to the frequency of the white-flowered plants in your garden from year to year, assuming that the two phenotypes survive and reproduce equally well, that flower color is inherited as a dominant trait, and that pollinating insects make no distinction in flower color? Why?

2. What genes are masked by white in cats? List them below.