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#Question id: 4813


You perform the three different two-factor crosses (Cross 1: XY and xy, Cross 2: YZ and yz, and Cross 3: XZ and xz). Assume all crosses are between diploid flies homozygous for the alleles of these genes. You observe 7% recombinants in the first cross, 20% recombinants in the second cross, and 13% recombinants in the third cross. if cross between XyZ and xYz leads to which of the followining recombinant with double cross over .

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  1. xyZ      

  2. XyZ        

  3. xyz                    

  4. xYZ

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#Question id: 14996

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Which of the following most accurately restates Mendel's law of segregation?

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#Question id: 14999

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I know that black coat color in mice is dominant to albino. Black mice get a higher price at the pet store so I am disappointed when I cross a black mouse with an albino mouse and get 6 albino and 2 black mice in the litter. I expected all black. What mistake did I make?

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#Question id: 15000

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I do a chi square analysis of the offspring from my cross of a black mouse and albino mouse. If the black mouse was heterozygous I should have expected a 1:1 ratio, and I got 6 albino and 2 black mice. What is my chi square value?

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#Question id: 15001

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You cross true breeding lizards that are either green or albino and discover that all the offspring are striped green and white. Which is the most likely result if you cross two striped lizards?

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#Question id: 15002

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If you performed a dihybrid cross and found that your results were significantly different from the 9:3:3:1 ratio, what would you suspect?

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#Question id: 15002

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If you performed a dihybrid cross and found that your results were significantly different from the 9:3:3:1 ratio, what would you suspect?