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11 years ago
I need phenotypic ratio's
I"m trying to figure out how to set up the trihybrid cross to get the phenotypic ratio. For Gray, long tail, rounded eares. Gray long tail, pointed ears. Gray short tail, rounded ears. gray short tail. pointed ears. white, long tail, rounded ears. white, long tail, pointed ears. white, short tail, rounded ears. white, short tail, pointed ears. I'm trying to figure out how to set it up!
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11 years ago
Trihybrid cross, 27:9:9:9:3:3:3:1 phenotypic ratio
but what are the recessive traits
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11 years ago
could u be more specific?since we have no idea which ones are dominant-reccesive phenotypes,& what kind of case for this?does it has to do with kriptomery, epistase-hipostase,or any other mendelian law abnormalities?But despite of all,the essence of the answer is that dominant characters will dominate the ratio than the reccesive ones.
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