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12) You are studying two flies that you found in your lab one has bristly hair the other has dumpy wings. You cross these two mutants together and all the resultant flies are wild type. You then cross these animals to a double mutant and collect the following offspring. Phenotype Observed Normal 92 Bristly Hair 122 Dumpy Wings 129 Bristly Hair and Dumpy Wings 97 Which are your dominant alleles? Check all that apply O Bristly Hair O Normal Wings O Dumpy Wings O Normal hair 13) Assuming that these traits are sorting in a Mendelian way, and given that you collected 440 flies from your cross, how many flies do you expect that have just bristly hair _(1). ;bristly hair and dumpy wings_(2). 1) 2) 14) Given the numbers you just calculated for expected and the observed listed earlier, what is the chi-squared value for this cross? Numerical answer

12) You are studying two flies that you found in your lab one has bristly hair the other has dumpy wings. You cross these two mutants together and all the resultant flies are wild type. You then cross these animals to a double mutant and collect the following offspring. Phenotype Observed Normal 92 Bristly Hair 122 Dumpy Wings 129 Bristly Hair and Dumpy Wings 97 Which are your dominant alleles? Check all that apply O Bristly Hair O Normal Wings O Dumpy Wings O Normal hair 13) Assuming that these traits are sorting in a Mendelian way, and given that you collected 440 flies from your cross, how many flies do you expect that have just bristly hair _(1). ;bristly hair and dumpy wings_(2). 1) 2) 14) Given the numbers you just calculated for expected and the observed listed earlier, what is the chi-squared value for this cross? Numerical answer

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12) You are studying two flies that you found in your lab one has bristly hair the other has dumpy wings. You cross these two mutants together and all the resultant flies are wild type. You then cross these animals to a double mutant and collect the following offspring. Phenotype Observed Normal 92 Bristly Hair 122 Dumpy Wings 129 Bristly Hair and Dumpy Wings 97 Which are your dominant alleles? Check all that apply O Bristly Hair O Normal Wings O Dumpy Wings O Normal hair 13) Assuming that these traits are sorting in a Mendelian way, and given that you collected 440 flies from your cross, how many flies do you expect that have just bristly hair _(1). ;bristly hair and dumpy wings_(2). 1) 2) 14) Given the numbers you just calculated for expected and the observed listed earlier, what is the chi-squared value for this cross? Numerical answer
Transcribed Image Text:12) You are studying two flies that you found in your lab one has bristly hair the other has dumpy wings. You cross these two mutants together and all the resultant flies are wild type. You then cross these animals to a double mutant and collect the following offspring. Phenotype Observed Normal 92 Bristly Hair 122 Dumpy Wings 129 Bristly Hair and Dumpy Wings 97 Which are your dominant alleles? Check all that apply O Bristly Hair O Normal Wings O Dumpy Wings O Normal hair 13) Assuming that these traits are sorting in a Mendelian way, and given that you collected 440 flies from your cross, how many flies do you expect that have just bristly hair _(1). ;bristly hair and dumpy wings_(2). 1) 2) 14) Given the numbers you just calculated for expected and the observed listed earlier, what is the chi-squared value for this cross? Numerical answer
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