You are conducting an experiment studying sex linked traits. I. The experiment you cross 2 different fruit Flys. The female fruit fly has red eyes and the male fruit fly has white eyes. In the first generation, both male and female Flys both have red eyes. After crossbreeding the offspring, you acquire the data given in the chart for the f2 generation. What would be the expected phenotypic ratio for a male sex linked trait in an f2 generation? Give a chi square analysis to determine if your previous answer is correct.
You are conducting an experiment studying sex linked traits. I. The experiment you cross 2 different fruit Flys. The female fruit fly has red eyes and the male fruit fly has white eyes. In the first generation, both male and female Flys both have red eyes. After crossbreeding the offspring, you acquire the data given in the chart for the f2 generation. What would be the expected
The alleles are the alternative forms of a gene that are located on the same locus of a homologous chromosome with contrasting characteristics.
The sex linked traits are located on the X-chromosome. The female drosophila is XX while the male drosophila is XY (actually the males are XO, they contain only one X-chromosome and Y chromosome is absent).
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