Respuesta :
The genotype ratio is the proportion of different genotypes observed in the next generation from a genetic cross. The phenotypic ratio is the proportion of phenotypic traits observed from a genetic cross.
In this case, the genetic cross between a rose comb rooster (RRpp) and a pea comb rooster (rrPP) will produce the F1 generation:
- Parental gametes: Rp; rP
- Cross: Rp x rP
F1 Generation:
- Genotype: 100% RrPp
- Phenotype: 100% walnut comb (R_P_)
F1 gametes:
- 1/4 RP; 1/4 Rp; 1/4 rP; 1/4 rp
Punnett square segregate alleles (F2):
1/4 RP 1/4 Rp 1/4 rP 1/4 rp
1/4 RP 1/16 RRPP 1/16 RRPp 1/16 RrPP 1/16 RrPp
1/4 Rp 1/16 RRPp 1/16 RRpp 1/16 RrPp 1/16 Rrpp
1/4 rP 1/16 RrPP 1/16 RrPp 1/16 rrPP 1/16 rrPp
1/4 rp 1/16 RrPp 1/16 Rrpp 1/16 rrPp 1/16 rrpp
Hence, the genotypic and phenotypic ratios in a cross between two F2 will be:
Genotypic ratio F2:
- 1/16 RRPP
- 1/8 RRPp
- 1/16 RRpp
- 1/8 RrPP
- 1/4 RrPp
- 1/8 Rrpp
- 1/16 rrPP
- 1/8 rrPp
- 1/16 rrpp
Phenotypic ratio F2:
- 9/16 walnut comb (R_P_)
- 3/16 rose comb (R_pp)
- 3/16 pea comb (rrP_)
- 1/16 single comb (rrpp)
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