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The checkered pattern of pigeons is controlled by a dominant gene C; plain color is determined by the recessive allele c. Red color is controlled by a dominant gene B, and brown color by the recessive allele b. Complete aPunnett square for adihybridcross involving a homozygous checkered red bird and a plain brown bird. For this cross, show the expected phenotypes, genotypes, genotypic frequencies and phenotypic ratios for the F_2 generation. P: CCBB × ccbb Gametes: (CB) (cb) F_1 × F_1 CcBb × CcBb Gametes (CB) (Cb) (cB) (cb) (CB) CCBB CCBb CcBB CcBb (Cb) CCBb CCbb CcBb Ccbb (cB) CcBB CcBb ccBB ccBb (cb) CcBb Ccbb ccBb Ccbb

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biology

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  1. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 6, checkered brown 2, plain red 6, plain brown 2
  2. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 8, checkered brown 4, plain red 0, plain brown 4
  3. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 9, checkered brown 3, plain red 3, plain brown 1
  4. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 1, checkered brown 3, plain red 9, plain brown 3
  5. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 3, checkered brown 9, plain red 1, plain brown 3
  6. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 4, checkered brown 4, plain red 4, plain brown 4
  7. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 12, checkered brown 2, plain red 2, plain brown 0
  8. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 5, checkered brown 3, plain red 2, plain brown 6
  9. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 7, checkered brown 5, plain red 1, plain brown 3
  10. Phenotypic ratio: checkered red 2, checkered brown 6, plain red 3, plain brown 1

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stemez-Genetics

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
3463
task_id
ce0003d5-5926-51fb-9df5-d2d0563090a6
task_key
default--test--3463
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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