My mistake, here is the complete question. The first part is the part I got right. In the previous question, if two members of the F1 generation are crossed, what will be theproportions of the phenotypes of their offspring (i.e., the F2 generation) if the genes for the twotraits are autosomally linked? (Note: parental cross GGtt x ggTT).Select one:O a. 1/4 yellow-wrinkled, ½ yellow-smooth, ¼ green-smooth.O b. 9/16 yellow-smooth, 3/16 yellow-wrinkled, 3/16 green-smooth, 1/16 green-wrinkled. XIncorrectO c. 4 yellow-smooth, ¼ green-wrinkled.O d. 4 green-wrinkled, ¼ yellow-smooth.e. all yellow-smooth seeds. In a cross between one individual with yellow-wrinkled seeds (genotype GGtt) and another withgreen-smooth seeds (genotype ggTT), the phenotype of the NEXT (F1) generation will be:Select one:O a. 4 yellow-smooth, ¼ yellow-wrinkled, 1/4 green-smooth, ¼ green-wrinkledO b. all yellow-smooth seeds.Correct!O c. ¾ yellow-smooth, 4 green-wrinkledO d. ¾ green-wrinkled, ¼ yellow-smoothO e. 9/16 yellow-smooth, 3/16 yellow-wrinkled, 3/16 green-smooth, 1/16 green-wrinkled.Your answer is correct.The correct answer is: all yellow-smooth seeds.

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In the previous question, if two members of the F1 generation are crossed, what will be the proportions of the phenotypes of their offspring (i.e., the F2 generation) if the genes for the two traits are autosomally linked? (Note: parental cross GGtt x ggTT). Select one: O a. 1/4 yellow-wrinkled, ½ yellow-smooth, 4 green-smooth. O b. 9/16 yellow-smooth, 3/16 yellow-wrinkled, 3/16 green-smooth, 1/16 green-wrinkled. X Incorrect O c. ¾ yellow-smooth, ¼ green-wrinkled. d. ¾ green-wrinkled, ¼ yellow-smooth. O e. all yellow-smooth seeds.

In the previous question, if two members of the F1 generation are crossed, what will be the proportions of the phenotypes of their offspring (i.e., the F2 generation) if the genes for the two traits are autosomally linked? (Note: parental cross GGtt x ggTT). Select one: O a. 1/4 yellow-wrinkled, ½ yellow-smooth, 4 green-smooth. O b. 9/16 yellow-smooth, 3/16 yellow-wrinkled, 3/16 green-smooth, 1/16 green-wrinkled. X Incorrect O c. ¾ yellow-smooth, ¼ green-wrinkled. d. ¾ green-wrinkled, ¼ yellow-smooth. O e. all yellow-smooth seeds.

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Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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