Phenotypic ratio when crossing two pure-breeding organisms Tester for a test cross Independent assortment 1:1:1:1 Probability K III E III ||| E ||| 4:0. Alleles of genes will sort independently of one another into gametes if the genes are not linked on the same chromosome. The likelihood of a outcome occurring. A double recessive condition such as bb. A diagnostic Mendelian ratio for a dihybrid heterozygote mated with a tester. Open in

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Phenotypic ratio when crossing two pure-breeding
organisms
Tester for a test cross
Independent assortment
1:1:1:1
Probability
III
E
III
4:0.
Alleles of genes will sort independently of one
another into gametes if the genes are not linked on
the same chromosome.
The likelihood of a outcome occurring.
A double recessive condition such as bb.
A diagnostic Mendelian ratio for a dihybrid
heterozygote mated with a tester.
Open in Reading Vie
Transcribed Image Text:Phenotypic ratio when crossing two pure-breeding organisms Tester for a test cross Independent assortment 1:1:1:1 Probability III E III 4:0. Alleles of genes will sort independently of one another into gametes if the genes are not linked on the same chromosome. The likelihood of a outcome occurring. A double recessive condition such as bb. A diagnostic Mendelian ratio for a dihybrid heterozygote mated with a tester. Open in Reading Vie
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Phenotypic ratio of a cross between two pure breeding organisms will result in all the progeny having heterozygous condition and the dominant phenotype will be expressed. For a monohybrid cross, such ratio will be 4:0. 

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Phenotypic ratio when crossing two pure breeding organisms - 4:0.

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