Consider two different traits in mice affecting tail length and fur color. A two-factor cross was made involving true-breeding mice with short tails and white fur to wild-type mice with tails and brow | fur, All FL offspring had long tails and brown fur. The F1 offspring were then total to mice with short tails and white fur. The following phenotypic results were obtained. 118 long fails, brown fu 77 long tails, white fur 114 short tails, white fur 81 short tails, brown fur Construct a null hypothesis about these two genes and the expected ratios of the offspring from the cross.
Consider two different traits in mice affecting tail length and fur color. A two-factor cross was made involving true-breeding mice with short tails and white fur to wild-type mice with tails and brow | fur, All FL offspring had long tails and brown fur. The F1 offspring were then total to mice with short tails and white fur. The following phenotypic results were obtained. 118 long fails, brown fu 77 long tails, white fur 114 short tails, white fur 81 short tails, brown fur Construct a null hypothesis about these two genes and the expected ratios of the offspring from the cross.
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider two different traits in mice affecting tail length and fur color. A two-factor cross was
made involving true-breeding mice with short tails and white fur to wild-type mice with
tails and brow | fur, All FL offspring had long tails and brown fur. The F1 offspring were then
total to mice with short tails and white fur. The following phenotypic results were obtained.
118 long fails, brown fu
77 long tails, white fur
114 short tails, white fur
81 short tails, brown fur
Construct a null hypothesis about these two genes and the expected ratios of the
offspring from the cross.
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