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homozygotes , as in the parental ( P generation ) cross of Figure 14.5 , every
offspring will have two different alleles — Pp in the case of the F1 hybrids of our
flower - color experiment . An organism that has two different alleles for a gene is
said ...
homozygotes , as in the parental ( P generation ) cross of Figure 14.5 , every
offspring will have two different alleles — Pp in the case of the F1 hybrids of our
flower - color experiment . An organism that has two different alleles for a gene is
said ...
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snapdragons : All the Fı hybrids have pink flowers ( Figure 14.10 ) . This third
phenotype results from flowers of the heterozygotes having less red pigment than
the red homozygotes ( unlike the situation in Mendel's pea plants , where the Pp
...
snapdragons : All the Fı hybrids have pink flowers ( Figure 14.10 ) . This third
phenotype results from flowers of the heterozygotes having less red pigment than
the red homozygotes ( unlike the situation in Mendel's pea plants , where the Pp
...
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At first glance , incomplete dominance of either allele seems to provide evidence
for the blending hypothesis of inheritance , which would predict that the red or
white trait could never be retrieved from the pink hybrids . In fact , interbreeding
F1 ...
At first glance , incomplete dominance of either allele seems to provide evidence
for the blending hypothesis of inheritance , which would predict that the red or
white trait could never be retrieved from the pink hybrids . In fact , interbreeding
F1 ...
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