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A Corgi is crossed with a Labrador, which has normal long legs. Both Corgi's and
Beagles can have short or long ears. Long ears are dominant over short ears. If a Corgi
that is heterozygous for leg height and ear length is crossed with a normal height B that
has short ears, what is the probability of a long leg, long ear offspring Use a dihybrid
cross to support your response, which may be expressed as a ratio.

Sagot :

Lunojay

Answer:

1/2 of the offspring will have long legs and ears

Explanation:

Shown by the dihybrid cross, there are 4 possible combinations, of which, 2 will provide the offspring we’re looking for. This means we have a 2/4 ratio or 1/2 ratio.

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