Bokoblins and Moblins are pig-like monsters commonly found around the Kingdom of Hyrule. You hypothesize that monster type (bokoblin/moblin) and color (red/blue) are controlled by independently assorting mendelian loci with bokoblin dominant to moblin, and red dominant to blue. To test your hypothesis you cross a true-breeding line of red bokoblins to a true-breeding line of blue moblins. The F1 generation is entirely red bokoblins. The results for the F2 generation are in the table below. Use a chi-squared test to determine if your hypothesis is supported or not. Write your conclusion in 1-2 eloquent sentences. Red bokoblins 37 Red Moblins 12 Blue bokoblins 13 Blue moblins 38

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Bokoblins and Moblins are pig-like monsters commonly found around the Kingdom of
Hyrule. You hypothesize that monster type (bokoblin/moblin) and color (red/blue) are controlled
by independently assorting mendelian loci with bokoblin dominant to moblin, and red dominant
to blue.
To test your hypothesis you cross a true-breeding line of red bokoblins to a true-breeding line of
blue moblins. The F1 generation is entirely red bokoblins. The results for the F2 generation are
in the table below. Use a chi-squared test to determine if your hypothesis is supported or not.
Write your conclusion in 1 - 2 eloquent sentences.
Red bokoblins 37
Red Moblins 12
Blue bokoblins 13
Blue moblins 38
Transcribed Image Text:Bokoblins and Moblins are pig-like monsters commonly found around the Kingdom of Hyrule. You hypothesize that monster type (bokoblin/moblin) and color (red/blue) are controlled by independently assorting mendelian loci with bokoblin dominant to moblin, and red dominant to blue. To test your hypothesis you cross a true-breeding line of red bokoblins to a true-breeding line of blue moblins. The F1 generation is entirely red bokoblins. The results for the F2 generation are in the table below. Use a chi-squared test to determine if your hypothesis is supported or not. Write your conclusion in 1 - 2 eloquent sentences. Red bokoblins 37 Red Moblins 12 Blue bokoblins 13 Blue moblins 38
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