Mendel's crosses resulted in specific phenotypic ratios F, yellow selfed F, yellow x green Yellow F, Yellow F1 Green foor Grow Grow Flowers Grow Self-pollinated flowers cross-pollinated or either F2 F2 Progeny seeds Progeny seeds Total 21 Total 11 FIGURE 2-4 Mendel obtained a 3:1 only accounted for all the results, but also represented the historical birth of the science of genetics. Mendeľ's model for the pea-color example, translated into modern terms, was as follows: phenotypic ratio in his self-pollination of the F, (left) and a 1:1 phenotypic ratio in his cross of F, yellow with green (right). Sample sizes are arbitrary.

Mendel's crosses resulted in specific phenotypic ratios F, yellow selfed F, yellow x green Yellow F, Yellow F1 Green foor Grow Grow Flowers Grow Self-pollinated flowers cross-pollinated or either F2 F2 Progeny seeds Progeny seeds Total 21 Total 11 FIGURE 2-4 Mendel obtained a 3:1 only accounted for all the results, but also represented the historical birth of the science of genetics. Mendeľ's model for the pea-color example, translated into modern terms, was as follows: phenotypic ratio in his self-pollination of the F, (left) and a 1:1 phenotypic ratio in his cross of F, yellow with green (right). Sample sizes are arbitrary.

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Chapter13: Patterns In Inherited Traits

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