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If two fruit flies, heterozygous for genes of one allelic pair, were bred together and had 200 offspring... (a) about how many would have the dominant phenotype? (b) of these offspring, some will be homozygous dominant and some heterozygous. How is it possible to establish which is which?

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biology

options

  1. 100, complementation test
  2. 200, self cross
  3. 175, self cross
  4. 150, reciprocal cross
  5. 50, test cross
  6. 125, back cross
  7. 150, inbreeding
  8. 75, pedigree analysis
  9. 150, test cross
  10. 100, back cross

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stemez-Genetics

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