Bumble Bee X double het caramel glow?

Alright I've been messing around with punnett squares and its helped a lot, but I came to a dead end. I wanted to see what bee, and double het caramel glow would make, but I couldn't figure out how to write it. Does the bee go PS, P,S,N on the one side? I know the caramel glow is CG, Cg, cG, cg, but I can't get my head around how to combine them, help!!!

Well as for the caramel glow it would be cg because its double het so neither are visual.

As for results, your results would be 25% normal, 25% Spider, 25% Pastel, 25% Bee and all would be 50% Possible Het for both Caramel Albino and Hypo (aka caramel glow). :gj:

Your square would look like this
- p p s s C c G g
P
p
S
s
c
c
g
g

P = pastel
S = Spider
C = Het Caramel
G = Het ghost

p,s,c,g = normal

woah woah woah....

I don't understand this. I don't get how to write it out. for example the top of the punnett would read CG,Cg,cG,cg

and....

the side would read what for the bumble bee?

http://www.changbioscience.com/genetics/punnett.html

The top would read

PpSsccgg = Bee

The side would read

ppssCcGg = double het caramel glow

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Originally Posted by Kevin_Hornby

Your square would look like this
- p p s s C c G g
P
p
S
s
c
c
g
g

P = pastel
S = Spider
C = Het Caramel
G = Het ghost

p,s,c,g = normal

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Thats not right for a double het caramel glow...? Double het caramel glow is CG,Cg,cG,cg. Im not trying to say an actual caramel glow, just a double het.

why are there p's on the side with the caramel glow?

Ya that is why there is only 1 big letter. You have to remember you are working with 4 genes in that combination and each has a possible of 2 capitol letters. Small letters = normal. So 1 big C 1 little c = het caramel Cc.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by dsmalex97

why are there p's on the side with the caramel glow?

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To show that the pastel gene on that side is normal.