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In mice the allele for colored fur (C) is dominant to the allele for albinism (c). The allele for normal
behavior (W) is dominant to that for waltzing movement (w). Give the probable genotypes of the
parents if they produced the offspring listed after the following crosses:
(a) colored normal white waltzer produced 10 colored normal, 8 colored waltzers, 2 white
waltzers, 11 white normal
(b) colored normal white normal produced 35 colored normal, 13 colored waltzers
(c) colored normal colored normal produced 37 colored normal, 14 colored waltzers, 9 white
normal, and 5 white waltzers What will be an ideal response?

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In a certain breed of chicken, two genes control color. A dominant allele (I) inhibits the expression of
any color gene (C). A second recessive gene (c) results in albinism when homozygous (cc). Give the
F2 phenotypic ratio of a colored chicken ii CC with a white II cc. What will be an ideal response?

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