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Morgan carried out several dihybrid crosses in Drosophila and found F2-ratios deviated very significantly from the expected Mendelian ratio. Explain his findings with the help of an example.

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Answered by bhimashankar999
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Answer:

by Morgan's experiment he concluded that,

the tight linkage shows less recombination and

loose linkage shows high recombination

Answered by brokendreams
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Morgan found the deviation of his results from Mendelian genetics because of the linkage.

Explanation:

  • Gregor Johann Mendel was the father of genetics.
  • Mendel worked on characters of pea plants an hybridized them to get hybrid offsprings.
  • But the characters he chose was luckily on different chromosomes.
  • So he didn't suffer any problems due to linkage.
  • But Morgan chose the characters of drosophila which were on the same chromosome.
  • So this resulted in linkage.
  • The linkage led effect to the separation and independent assortment of the genes in offsprings.
  • So his results varied with that of Mendel’s results.

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