DQuestion 3etTwo pure breeding lines of pea are crossed. One is purple-flowered and tall, the other white-flowered and short. The F1 is purple-flowered and tall. Crossing the F1 to the white and shortparent results in phenotypic and genotypic classes.O 4,2O 3, 4O 2,2O 4,4O 24 Question 7Gene F is located on the X-specific region of the X chromosome. In a G2 epidermal cell of awoman, thereof this gene, located in the Barr body.O is one copy, and it isare four copies, two areO are two copies, one isare four copies, none isare two copies, and neither is

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Question 3 Two pure breeding lines of pea are crossed. One is purple-flowered and tall, the other white- flowered and short. The F1 is purple-flowered and tall. Crossing the F1 to the white and short parent results in phenotypic and genotypic classes. O 4,2 O 3,4 O 2.2 O 4,4 O 24

Question 3 Two pure breeding lines of pea are crossed. One is purple-flowered and tall, the other white- flowered and short. The F1 is purple-flowered and tall. Crossing the F1 to the white and short parent results in phenotypic and genotypic classes. O 4,2 O 3,4 O 2.2 O 4,4 O 24

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