Q2. In a drosophila experiment involved the gene for wing size (dominant large, L, and recessive small,1) and the gene for body color (dominant yellow, G, and recessive black, g).If we had no information about the location of both genes, what would be all the possible scenarios of thecross GgLl x ggll? Keep your answer short and focus on the genotypes and phenotypes frequencies ofthe progeny in each scenario.instead You are

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Q2. In a drosophila experiment involved the gene for wing size (dominant large, L, and recessive small,
1) and the gene for body color (dominant yellow, G, and recessive black, g).
If we had no information about the location of both genes, what would be all the possible scenarios of the
cross GgLl x ggll? Keep your answer short and focus on the genotypes and phenotypes frequencies of
the progeny in each scenario.
instead You are

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According to Mendelian characters a gene is represented by a pair of allele. An allele represents the contrasting character which are represented by either capital or small letters. Dominant character is either expressed in homozygoys or heterozygous form where as recessive character is always expressed jn homozygoys form.

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