In a typical Mendelian test cross recombinant phenotypes make up:
A. 25% of the offspring
B. 50% of the offspring
C. 75% of the offspring
D. 100% of the offspring
A test cross is a cross between the organism in question with a phenotypically recessive individual( homozygous for the recessive trait).
Parents AA * aa
F1 generation Aa Aa
100 % recombinants
Parents Aa * aa
F1 generation Aa : Aa : aa : aa
parental genotypes
So the answer to the question is in a typical Mendelian test cross recombinant phenotypes make up 100 % of the offsprings.
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