This question relates to the inheritance of two linked genes, the ‘E gene’ and the ‘B gene’. Each gene has a dominant allele, shown with the upper-case letter (E and B, respectively) and a recessive allele, shown with the lower-case letter (e and b, respectively). Two pure line parents were crossed together to produce a dihybrid F1 individual. This F1 individual is crossed with a tester parent. The F2 test cross progeny are stated below. Use this information to answer the following questions. F2 Test cross progeny Genotype Number eB/eb 75 Eb/eb 76 EB/eb 25 eb/eb 24 Which one of the following options most accurately states the genotype of the dihybrid F1 individual in this scenario? eB/eB Eb/eb EB/eb eB/Eb

This question relates to the inheritance of two linked genes, the ‘E gene’ and the ‘B gene’. Each gene has a dominant allele, shown with the upper-case letter (E and B, respectively) and a recessive allele, shown with the lower-case letter (e and b, respectively). Two pure line parents were crossed together to produce a dihybrid F1 individual. This F1 individual is crossed with a tester parent. The F2 test cross progeny are stated below. Use this information to answer the following questions. F2 Test cross progeny Genotype Number eB/eb 75 Eb/eb 76 EB/eb 25 eb/eb 24 Which one of the following options most accurately states the genotype of the dihybrid F1 individual in this scenario? eB/eB Eb/eb EB/eb eB/Eb

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Chapter20: Chromosomes And Human Genetics

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