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In quail, the gene for blue eggs is autosomal recessive (represented by "c"), so is the
gene for an albino phenotype (represented by "a").
You cross two known heterozygotes of the aforementioned genes and observe the
offspring produced. Your gut tells you that something is off with the results. Conduct a
chi-square test to determine if the observed offspring match what was expected.
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Brown Feathers; Speckled Eggs
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