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1. the following results are obtained: 200 kiwi        575 wild-type What can we conclude about the...

1. the following results are obtained:

200 kiwi       

575 wild-type

What can we conclude about the genotype of the random wild-type female?

A.   k +                            

B. + +                 

C. k k                              

D. k Y                

E. + Y

2. What is the actual frequency % of the kiwi phenotype (using the data from the previous question)?  Type in your answer; do not use any letters or punctuation.

3. What is the expected frequency % of the kiwi phenotype (using the data from the previous question)? Type in your answer; do not use any letters or punctuation.

4. What is the expected frequency # of flies from this cross that we would have expected? This should be the number of offspring we would have expected to be kiwi and is a reflection of the expected percentage. Type in your answer; do not use any letters or punctuation.

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