Biology, asked by rohansahil327, 6 months ago

How many types of phenotypes would be produced in F1 progeny in the following cross AABBCC x aabbcc :-
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Answered by ziansenapeti
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Answer:

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Answered by madmeddico
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Answer:

1 phenotype represented in f1 progeny

explanation:

Genotype AABBCC can produce only one type of gamete, i.e., ABC. The frequency for production of ABC gamete is 1.

Genotype AaBbCc can produce 8 types of gametes, i.e., ABC, Abc, ABc, AbC, abc, aBC, aBc and abC.

The frequency of production of one of these gametes is 1/8.

According to the question, a perfect heterozygous cross will occur only when abc gamete from AaBbCc parent fertilises with ABC gamete from AABBCC parent.

Thus, the frequency for this = 1/8X1 = 1/8.

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