3please answer all with complete solution/explanation 3. Two parental strains with mean heights of 64.29 and 135 cm. respectively were crossed. The F1 and F2 that resulted had the following statistics:mean99.6410.0standard deviation102.1113.342SolutionIf we neglect any possible environmental effects, dominance, linkage, or epistasis, andassume that each effective allele makes the same additive contribution, how many pairs ofpolygenes are involved?

Polygenic inheritance is the trait or phenotype that is governed by multiple genes. For instance,…

3. Two parental strains with mean heights of 64.29 and 135 cm. respectively were crossed. The F1 and F2 that resulted had the following statistics 10.0 99.64 102.11 mean standard deviation 13.342 If we neglect any possible environmental effects, dominance, linkage, or epistasis, and assume that each effective allele makes the same additive contribution, how many pairs of polygenes are involved? Solution

3. Two parental strains with mean heights of 64.29 and 135 cm. respectively were crossed. The F1 and F2 that resulted had the following statistics 10.0 99.64 102.11 mean standard deviation 13.342 If we neglect any possible environmental effects, dominance, linkage, or epistasis, and assume that each effective allele makes the same additive contribution, how many pairs of polygenes are involved? Solution

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

4th Edition

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Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter12: Mendel, Genes, And Inheritance

Section12.1: The Beginnings Of Genetics: Mendel’s Garden Peas

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