A cross in plants is done between the parents CCDD and ccdd to create a dihybrid F1 plant. This F1 plant was subsequently test crossed to a ccdd plant and you find the the progeny as follows:40% CD40% cd10% Cd10% cD If you did a similar experiment in which the parents were changed to ccDD and CCdd, what percentage of the test cross progeny would have the cd phenotype? 40% 80% 10% 20%

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A cross in plants is done between the parents CCDD and ccdd to create a dihybrid F1 plant. This F1 plant was subsequently test crossed to a ccdd plant and you find the the progeny as follows:

40% CD

40% cd

10% Cd

10% cD
1. If you did a similar experiment in which the parents were changed to ccDD and CCdd, what percentage of the test cross progeny would have the cd phenotype?
40%

80%

10%

20%

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Genetic variation refers to the differences in genetic material that exist among individuals within a population. It is the result of differences in the sequence of nucleotides (the building blocks of DNA) that make up the genome of an organism.

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