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Chapter 14, Problem 17TYK
Cultivated American cotton plants have a total of 52 chromosomes (2n = 52). In each cell, there are 13 pairs of large chromosomes and 13 pairs of smaller chromosomes. Old World cotton plants have 26 chromosomes (2n = 26), all large. Wild American cotton plants have 26 chromosomes, all small. Propose a testable hypothesis to explain how cultivated American cotton probably originated.
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Explanation is greatly appreciated as to identify the chromosomes within the picture.
You perform a cross between two plants, one MmPp and one mmpp, and obtain offspring with the following phenotypes: 42 MP; 374 Mp; 367 mP; 27 mp. What can you conclude from these data?
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The M and P genes are on different chromosomes
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