Mating an Individual Expressing a Dominant Phenotype, but Whose Genotype

question 32

Multiple Choice

Mating an individual expressing a dominant phenotype, but whose genotype is unknown, with an individual expressing the corresponding recessive phenotype is an example of:

• A) a heterozygous cross.
• B) an F₁ cross.
• C) an F₂ cross.
• D) a parental cross.
• E) a test cross.

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