If one rabbit has brown fur and the other one has black fur,what conclusion can you draw about the rabbits' genetic codes? a) The order of bases in the section of DNA codes for fur color in the brown rabbit cannot be read by the mRNA? b) The genetic code for the rabbit with black fur produces more protein than the rabbit with the brown fur? c) The genetic code for the black fur carries instructions of a different code of the rabbit with brown fur? d) The order of bases in the section of the DNA that codes for fur is the same for both rabbi

The answer is ) The genetic code for the black fur carries instructions of a different code of the rabbit with brown fur.

There is a genetic information (one or more genes) in the DNA that carries instructions for some trait, such as fur colour. But, since rabbit can have different colour fur, that means that there are different codes (or forms, or alleles of the genes) responsible for different colours.

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