Suppose we have the following genotypes and their corresponding phenotypes: AA: monocolor; Aa: monocolor; aa: Spotted, BB: straight ears; Bb: straight ears; bb: floppy ears.

If we cross a male rabbit with the AaBb genotype with a female rabbit with the aaBb genotype; out of the 16 offspring, how many of them will be monocolored with straight ears?

Suppose we have the following genotypes and their corresponding phenotypes:  AA: monocolor; Aa: monocolor; aa: Spotted, BB: straight ears; Bb: straight ears; bb: floppy ears.
If we cross a male rabbit with the AaBb genotype with a female rabbit with the AaBb genotype; out of the 16 offspring, how many of them have straight ears?

A researcher sets three mating pairs and her observations are as follows.
Experiment 1: Male mouse having brown fur mated with a female mouse having brown fur.           Observation: 10 pups had brown fur and 3 had white fur.
Experiment 2: Male mouse having white fur mated with a female mouse having white fur.         Observation: All the 8 pups had white fur.
Experiment 3: Male mouse having brown fur mated with a female mouse having white fur.           Observation: 5 pups had brown fur and 4 had white fur. 
Identify the correct genotype of the parents for each of these experiments

A  cross of a red-flowered plant with a white-flowered plant produces F1 offspring with 1:1. Assuming the red flower allele is completely dominant over the white flower allele, predict the parents' genotypes. (Note allele for red=R and the allele for white is r).