ting occurs between a female with the genotype Aa Bb XDxd and a male with the genotype aa bb XdY, what proportion of female offspring would you expect chibit each of the following phenotypes? Note that the first two loci are autosomal and the third locus is sex-linked. You can assume that the A, B, and XD es are dominant and that the three loci independent assort and do not interact epistatically. geach phenotype listed at the bottom of this question into the bin corresponding to the proportion of offspring that will exhibit that phenotype. Some bins have more than one phenotype. Some bins will not have any (i.e., they will be left as "No Answer Chosen"). I know this is a bit of a weird format, but it was the I could with the new quiz tool in Canvas, so let's roll with it. % of female offspring /8th of female offspring 1/4th of female offspring No Answers Chosen 3/8ths of female offspring No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen 1/16th of female offspring 3/16ths of female offspring 5/16ths of female offspring 7/16ths of female offspring No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen

ting occurs between a female with the genotype Aa Bb XDxd and a male with the genotype aa bb XdY, what proportion of female offspring would you expect chibit each of the following phenotypes? Note that the first two loci are autosomal and the third locus is sex-linked. You can assume that the A, B, and XD es are dominant and that the three loci independent assort and do not interact epistatically. geach phenotype listed at the bottom of this question into the bin corresponding to the proportion of offspring that will exhibit that phenotype. Some bins have more than one phenotype. Some bins will not have any (i.e., they will be left as "No Answer Chosen"). I know this is a bit of a weird format, but it was the I could with the new quiz tool in Canvas, so let's roll with it. % of female offspring /8th of female offspring 1/4th of female offspring No Answers Chosen 3/8ths of female offspring No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen 1/16th of female offspring 3/16ths of female offspring 5/16ths of female offspring 7/16ths of female offspring No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen No Answers Chosen

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Chapter20: Chromosomes And Human Genetics

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Problem 2CT: Human sex chromosomes are XX for females and XY for males. a. With respect to an X-linked gene, how...

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