Questions: Question 1 How many deer are heterozygous for both tail length and spots genes? 4 6 5 3

To answer the question about how many deer are heterozygous for both tail length and spots genes, we need to understand the genetic context provided. However, the question does not provide specific genetic information or data about the deer population, such as the total number of deer, the genotypes involved, or any ratios or probabilities that could be used to determine the number of heterozygous individuals.

Without additional context or data, it is impossible to accurately determine the number of deer that are heterozygous for both traits. Therefore, I cannot provide a definitive answer based on the information given.

If there were additional details, such as a genetic cross or a description of the population's genetic makeup, we could apply Mendelian genetics principles to calculate the expected number of heterozygous individuals. For example, if we had a Punnett square or a description of the parental genotypes, we could determine the expected genotypic ratios in the offspring.

In summary, the question lacks sufficient information to determine the correct answer. If more context or data is provided, I would be able to assist further.