Consider a Diploid Fish in Which Tail Length Is Solely

question 26

Multiple Choice

Consider a diploid fish in which tail length is solely controlled by the additive action of two unlinked loci,F (f) and G (g) ,without any effect of the environment.A female of genotype F/F;G/G,with a 3 cm long tail,is crossed to a male of genotype f/f;g/g,with a 2 cm long tail.All the F₁ fish have 2.5 cm long tails. a) If the F₁ fish are crossed to each other,how many different tail length phenotypes will be present in F₂?

• A)16
• B)5
• C)4
• D)3
• E)2

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