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A cross between two yellow-haired mice results in an F_1 ratio of: 2 yellow: 1nonyellow: 1 yellow (dies). Diagram a cross to explainthese results. P_1: yellow × yellow Y^ly^L Y^ly^L G_1: (1/2)Y^l, (1/2)y^L (1/2)Y^l, (1/2)y^L F_1: (1/4)Y^lY^l (1/2)Y^ly^L (1/4)y^Ly^L dies yellow nonyellow

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biology

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  1. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically Y^ly^L and the nonyellow mice can be represented as y^Ly^L.
  2. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically Y^lY^l and the nonyellow mice can be represented as y^Ly^L.
  3. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically Y^LY^L and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^lY^l.
  4. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically y^Ly^L and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^Ly^L.
  5. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically Y^Ly^L and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^ly^L.
  6. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically y^Ly^L and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^lY^l.
  7. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically y^Ly^L and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^ly^L.
  8. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically Y^lY^l and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^Ly^L.
  9. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically y^ly^l and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^lY^l.
  10. The surviving yellow mice can be represented genotypically Y^ly^L and the nonyellow mice can be represented as Y^Ly^L.

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
2838
task_id
42b5a61d-d1a7-5110-be34-1822ee28e73b
task_key
default--test--2838
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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