Pigs
Pigs have a semi rough skin that can become calloused. It covers the exterior of the animal and contains some hairs.
rough skin
It is skin that's rough
this means that the parents are rryy and RRYY (R-rough, r-smooth, Y-yellow, y-white skin) the F1 population would all be rough hair and cream coloured skin - phenotype while the genotype would be RrYy. since Rr is dominant therefore rough and since Yy is codominant therefore cream coloured skin now if u self them u get 4 different types of gametes: RY, Ry, rY, ry now putting them in a mendalian double hybrid cross u get the genotypes RRYY-1- rough hair yellow skin RRYy- 2 - rough hair cream skin RrYY-2 - rough hair yellow skin RrYy-4 - rough hair cream skin RRyy-1 - rough hair white skin Rryy-2 - rough hair white skin rrYY-1 - smooth hair yellow skin rrYy-2 - smooth hair cream skin rryy-1 - smooth hair and white skin there fore your phenotypic ratios would be rough hair and yellow skin - 3 rough hair and cream skin - 6 rough hair and white skin - 3 smooth hair and yellow skin - 1 smooth hair and cream skin - 2 smooth hair and white skin - 1
rough skin rear ends
yes, their tongues are rough like a cat
a great whites skin is rough
yes a veg.maggi contains pigs skin juice
Usually toads have rough skin. A frog's skin is normally smooth.
Just show them a picture of a pig that isn't white--the reason pigs look pink is they don't have very much hair, and you can see the skin through it. There are black pigs and brown pigs.
It has an yellowish skin and is rough