X Crossing a normal size wheat with a dwarf wheat gives 100% intermediate size plants in F1. It is assumed that only one gene is involved in this trait. a) One allele has an incomplete dominance b) The test cross carried out on F1 will give an offspring with a homogeneous phenotype (intermediate) c) One allele has a penetrance of 50%. d) One allele is lethal (e) No good answer f) The test cross made on F1 will give an offspring with 2 different phenotypes (intermediate and dwarf) g) The test cross made on the F1 will give an offspring with 3 different phenotypes (normal, intermediate and dwarf)

X Crossing a normal size wheat with a dwarf wheat gives 100% intermediate size plants in F1. It is assumed that only one gene is involved in this trait. a) One allele has an incomplete dominance b) The test cross carried out on F1 will give an offspring with a homogeneous phenotype (intermediate) c) One allele has a penetrance of 50%. d) One allele is lethal (e) No good answer f) The test cross made on F1 will give an offspring with 2 different phenotypes (intermediate and dwarf) g) The test cross made on the F1 will give an offspring with 3 different phenotypes (normal, intermediate and dwarf)

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11th Edition

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Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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Problem 11TYU: Individuals of genotype AaBb were mated to individuals of genotype aabb. One thousand offspring were...

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