mice coloring is determined by three alleles of the agouti gene. AA, codes for agouti coloring, AT codes for black with tan belly, and AB codes for all black. The dominance order is AA>AT>AB. What proportion of offspring are expected to be black with a tan belly from the following cross ABAT x AAAT? 1/2 1/8 none 3/4 1/

mice coloring is determined by three alleles of the agouti gene. AA, codes for agouti coloring, AT codes for black with tan belly, and AB codes for all black. The dominance order is AA>AT>AB. What proportion of offspring are expected to be black with a tan belly from the following cross ABAT x AAAT? 1/2 1/8 none 3/4 1/

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Science Of Agriculture Biological Approach

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Chapter4: The Science Of Genetics

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