Refer to Ear 3 sample data only: What epistatic model best explains the color phenotypes observed? Explain specifically what evidence you have to support this (ex: what were your observed phenotype ratios, which genotypes would produce which phenotypes). ABGroupNumber12345123456ALL CLASSTOTALSEAR 1 (Exercise 1)YellowWrinkled2534354145283130284738Purple Purple YellowSmooth Wrinkled Smooth2902421523363292701982462973471937912512510310983104881108878129127137957984104121812900 1100 1134 382HALL500433441629614502391464517625400Dihybrid Crosses Relative to Kernel ColorEAR 2 (Exercise 2)5516HYellow359299423486338353526377407487414K4469Red11197916193724142210TOTALS188Purple764795945555110657483M818ALL4463655255894094276734664955735075475NnEAR 3 (Exercise 2)Red White ALL275 22149622619842433696432234 226460276218494326 206532324 215539313 215 528257208465258488281 2375183106 2270 5376REAR 4 (Exercise 2)Yellow Purple ALL508120628458104562605145750520111631450106556450104554469141610527147674496112608569 1407094531205735505 1350 6855

Dihybrid cross consists of two Genes.

Refer to Ear 3 sample data only: What epistatic model best explains the color phenotypes observed? Explain specifically what evidence you have to support this (ex: what were your observed phenotype ratios, which genotypes would produce which phenotypes).

Refer to Ear 3 sample data only: What epistatic model best explains the color phenotypes observed? Explain specifically what evidence you have to support this (ex: what were your observed phenotype ratios, which genotypes would produce which phenotypes).

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A
B
Group
Number
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
ALL CLASS
TOTALS
EAR 1 (Exercise 1)
Yellow
Wrinkled
25
34
35
41
45
28
31
30
28
47
38
Purple Purple Yellow
Smooth Wrinkled Smooth
290
242
152
336
329
270
198
246
297
347
193
79
125
125
103
109
83
104
88
110
88
78
129
127
137
95
79
84
104
121
81
2900 1100 1134 382
H
ALL
500
433
441
629
614
502
391
464
517
625
400
Dihybrid Crosses Relative to Kernel Color
EAR 2 (Exercise 2)
5516
H
Yellow
359
299
423
486
338
353
526
377
407
487
414
K
4469
Red
11
19
7
9
16
19
37
24
14
22
10
TOTALS
188
Purple
76
47
95
94
55
55
110
65
74
83
M
818
ALL
446
365
525
589
409
427
673
466
495
573
507
5475
N
n
EAR 3 (Exercise 2)
Red White ALL
275 221
496
226
198
424
336
96
432
234 226
460
276
218
494
326 206
532
324 215
539
313 215 528
257
208
465
258
488
281 237
518
3106 2270 5376
R
EAR 4 (Exercise 2)
Yellow Purple ALL
508
120
628
458
104
562
605
145
750
520
111
631
450
106
556
450
104
554
469
141
610
527
147
674
496
112
608
569 140
709
453
120
573
5505 1350 6855

Definition Definition Observable physical traits or characteristics of an organism, which are determined by its genetic makeup (genotype) as well as environmental factors. These traits can include anything from eye color or height to behavior or disease susceptibility. Understanding an organism's phenotype is important in fields such as genetics, medicine, and ecology.

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