Fill the punnet square for just cross 2 and then do the chi square by using the observed values of cross 2 given in the picture: F2 from Cross 1:Date counted:FemalesMalesRed eyesWhite eyesNormalVestigialVestigialwingsNormalwingswingswings581312F2 from Cross 2:Date counted:Females + MalesRed eyesWhite eyesVestigialwingsNormalVestigialwingsNormalwingswings3065310 Cross 2Punnett Square:X* N`nX'NX'nX'NX' nYNYnChi Square:PhenotypesExpected|(0-E)/ERatioObservedTotalsx² =

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Fill the punnet square for just cross 2 and then do the chi square by using the observed values of cross 2 given in the picture:

F2 from Cross 1:
Date counted:
Females
Males
Red eyes
White eyes
Normal
Vestigial
Vestigial
wings
Normal
wings
wings
wings
5813
12
F2 from Cross 2:
Date counted:
Females + Males
Red eyes
White eyes
Vestigial
wings
Normal
Vestigial
wings
Normal
wings
wings
30
6
53
10

Cross 2
Punnett Square:
X* N
`n
X'N
X'n
X'N
X' n
YN
Yn
Chi Square:
Phenotypes
Expected
|(0-E)/E
Ratio
Observed
Totals
x² =

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