1. If Mendelian genetics is applied, then the expected ratio in F2 dihybrid cross is
9 (thick hair, dark horn) : 3 (thick hair, light horn) : 3 (fine hair, dark horn) : 1 (fine hair, light horn).
2. Expected results can be calculated by multiplying the total number of offsprings by the ratio of each phenotype.
Thick hair, Dark horn = (9/16) × 1184 = 666
Thick hair, Light horn = (3/16) × 1184 = 222
Fine hair, Dark horn = (3/16) × 1184 = 222
Fine hair, Light horn = (1/16) × 1184 = 74
3. Null hypothesis: The genes for hair and horn segregate equally and assort independently during gamete formation.
4. Alternative hypothesis: The genes for hair and horn don't assort independently and are linked.
Explanation- Null hypothesis suggests that there is no significant difference between the observed values and the expected values; and any difference that may exist is due to a matter of chance.
Alternative hypothesis suggests that there is a significant difference between the observed values and expected values; and the null hypothesis should not be considered true for that result.
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