Part 2. You perform the cross of the two EeHh rabbits and get the offspring shown below Wild type (normal hair and normal size): 212 Hairless and normal size: 82 Dwarf and normal hair: 73 Hairless and dwarf : 33 Perform a chi-square analysis for this cross. The formula (for each phenotype class) is (O-E)2/E. To calculate the final chi square value, sum all the individual values. What is the total chi square value? (Round to two decimals) 4.01 16.08 1.26 0.75 3.41 O O O O O

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