You wanted to identify the Lab with the BBEE genotype from F2 progeny of Cross II. You did a testcross of one black Lab with unknown genotype (B_E_) with the yellow Lab (bbee). What kinds of the puppies you may get from this testcross?
A. all black
B. 1 black to 1 brown ratio
C. 1 black to 1 brown to 2 yellow ratio
D. A and C
E. all of the above
B_E_ * bbee
if the genotype of the black Labrador is BBEE
BBEE* bbee
BbEe ( F1)
F1 progenies will be all black..
if the genotype of the black labrador is BbEE
BbEE * bbee
BE | bE | |
be | BbEe ( black) | bbEe ( brown) |
the expected ratio is black:brown=1:1
if the genotype of the black labrador is
BBEe * bbee
BE | Be | |
be | BbEe ( black) | Bbee ( yellow) |
the expected ratio is black: yellow=1:1
if the black labrador is BbEe
BbEe * bbee
BE | Be | bE | be | |
be | BbEe (black) | Bbee (yellow) | bbEe ( brown) | bbee ( yellow) |
black:brown:yellow=1:1:2
so the answer is E) all of the above.
You wanted to identify the Lab with the BBEE genotype from F2 progeny of Cross II....
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