21. Turkeys have black, bronze, or black-bronze plumage. Examine the results ofthe following crosses:ParentsOffspringCross 1: black and bronzeall blackCross 2: black and black34 black, 1/4 bronzeCross 3: black-bronze andall black-bronzeblack-bronzeCross 4: black and bronze2 black, 1/4 bronze, ¼black-bronzeCross 5: bronze and black-2 bronze, 1/2 black-bronzebronzeCross 6: bronze and34 bronze, 14 black-bronzebronzeDo you think these differences in plumage arise from incomplete dominancebetween two alleles at a single locus? If yes, support your conclusion byassigning symbols to each allele and providing genotypes for all turkeys in thecrosses. If your answer is no, provide an alternative explanation and assigngenotypes to all turkeys in the crosses.

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Do you think these differences in plumage arise from incomplete dominance between two alleles at a single locus? If yes, support your conclusion by assigning symbols to each allele and providing genotypes for all turkeys in the crosses. If your answer is no, provide an alternative explanation and assign genotypes to all turkeys in the crosses.

Do you think these differences in plumage arise from incomplete dominance between two alleles at a single locus? If yes, support your conclusion by assigning symbols to each allele and providing genotypes for all turkeys in the crosses. If your answer is no, provide an alternative explanation and assign genotypes to all turkeys in the crosses.

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