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F1 KEY 1. To determine the results of this experiment, complete the Punnett squares below by writing the correct allele(s) in the space provided P Generation CROSS-RR X IT RESULTS- Rr GENOTYPE- RR r PHENOTYPE- Round seeds x Wrinkled seeds R L Rr Rr RR Rr RR R X IT Rr Rr Rr F1 F2 KEY CROSS-RrxRr RESULTS ace provid GENOTYPE PHENOTYPE 2. What phenotypes are present in the F₁ generation? What gen'otypes are present? 3. What phenotypes are present in the F2 generation? In what ratio are they present? 4. Does your analysis support or refute Mendel's hypothesis of dominant and recessive inheritance? Explain.

F1 KEY 1. To determine the results of this experiment, complete the Punnett squares below by writing the correct allele(s) in the space provided P Generation CROSS-RR X IT RESULTS- Rr GENOTYPE- RR r PHENOTYPE- Round seeds x Wrinkled seeds R L Rr Rr RR Rr RR R X IT Rr Rr Rr F1 F2 KEY CROSS-RrxRr RESULTS ace provid GENOTYPE PHENOTYPE 2. What phenotypes are present in the F₁ generation? What gen'otypes are present? 3. What phenotypes are present in the F2 generation? In what ratio are they present? 4. Does your analysis support or refute Mendel's hypothesis of dominant and recessive inheritance? Explain.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter13: Observing Patterns In Inherited Traits

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Problem 12SQ: The phenotype of individuals heterozygous for ________ alleles comprises both homozygous phenotypes....

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