1. what is the progeny difference of Sire B?2. what is the progeny difference of Dam A? Alelle2Sire ALocus 1Locus 2Locus 3Allele 1Alelle2Dam AAllele 12.2.Locus 13.4.1.3.Locus 2-23\-2Locus 33\Locus 4-2Locus 42-3Sire BAllele 1Alelle2Dam BAllele 1Alelle2Locus 1Locus 2Locus 3Locus 4Locus 12.-1Locus 22.-2-23Locus 3-1-23.Locus 4Sire CLocus 1Allele 1Alelle2Dam CAllele 1Alelle2-12.Locus 14Locus 22.1Locus 2-1-2Locus 34.-1Locus 3-12.Locus 43.Locus 4452A23

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Biology 2e

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Chapter12: Mendel's Experiments And Heredity

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2VCQ: Figure 12.6 What are the genotypes of the individuals labeled 1, 2, and 3?

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