An individual expressing the dominant phenotypes for kernel color and texture could have one of four different genotypes. For each potential genotype, determine the expected frequency of each phenotypic combination which would be observed following a testcross. (Remember Purple: PP, Smooth: SS, Yellow: pp, Wrinkled: ss)

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An individual expressing the dominant phenotypes for kernel color and texture could have one of four different genotypes. For each potential genotype, determine the expected frequency of each phenotypic combination which would be observed following a testcross. (Remember Purple: PP, Smooth: SS, Yellow: pp, Wrinkled: ss)

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Using the numbers provided in the attached image for the observed progeny counted for the testcross shown in the question above, perform a Chi-square analysis to determine whether you are correct as to the genotype of the unknown individual. Be sure to include a properly phrased hypothesis, the degrees of freedom, a complete Chi-square table, the Chi-square value, p-value range, and your determination of whether your hypothesis was correct.

The figure below depicts the results of the testcross.
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The numbers provided below are for the observed progeny counted for the testcross shown above.
Purple, smooth
Yellow, smooth
3523
Purple, wrinkled
Yellow, wrinkled
3372
0
0
Transcribed Image Text:The figure below depicts the results of the testcross. 00000000 000000000000000000 0000000000 50 The numbers provided below are for the observed progeny counted for the testcross shown above. Purple, smooth Yellow, smooth 3523 Purple, wrinkled Yellow, wrinkled 3372 0 0
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Based upon the attached image and your answer above, what is the genotype of the unknown individual? Please explain your answer. (The attached image is the results of the test cross from the question above).

The figure below depicts the results of the testcross.
1000000000000000
000000000000000
0000000000000
50465 106
Transcribed Image Text:The figure below depicts the results of the testcross. 1000000000000000 000000000000000 0000000000000 50465 106
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