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Mendel tested his seven pea characters in various dihybrid combinations and
always observed a 9 : 3 : 3 : 1 phenotypic ratio in the F2 generation . Notice in
Figure 14.8 , however , that , if you consider the two characters separately , there
is a ...
Mendel tested his seven pea characters in various dihybrid combinations and
always observed a 9 : 3 : 3 : 1 phenotypic ratio in the F2 generation . Notice in
Figure 14.8 , however , that , if you consider the two characters separately , there
is a ...
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All the examples we consider in the rest of this chapter involve genes located on
different chromosomes . Concept Check 14.1 1. Briefly describe how the
experimental results shown in Figure 14.3 support Mendel's “ particulate ”
hypothesis of ...
All the examples we consider in the rest of this chapter involve genes located on
different chromosomes . Concept Check 14.1 1. Briefly describe how the
experimental results shown in Figure 14.3 support Mendel's “ particulate ”
hypothesis of ...
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... where a single gene affects several phenotypic characters ) . There is evidence
, for instance , that skin pigmentation in humans is controlled by at least three
separately inherited genes ( probably more , but we will simplify ) . Let's consider
...
... where a single gene affects several phenotypic characters ) . There is evidence
, for instance , that skin pigmentation in humans is controlled by at least three
separately inherited genes ( probably more , but we will simplify ) . Let's consider
...
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