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Dwarfism is carried on the dominant allele. If a dwarf female mates with a dwarf male,...

Dwarfism is carried on the dominant allele. If a dwarf female mates with a dwarf male, what will be the phenotypic ratios of their offspring?

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According to work shown in question offspring will be having geotype as DD, Dd, dd so their genotypic frequency will be 1:2:1. and phenotypic frequency will be 3:1. DD and Dd ( dwarf) 3 :1 dd (tall).

But other conditions may be possible. if genotype of dwarf female and dwarf male is DD. Then genotype will be DD for all offspring so genotyic ratio will be 4;0 and phenotypic ratio will be 4;0 because all offspring will be dwarf.

If dwarf female of gentope Dd and dwarf male of gentype DD then genotype will be DD (2) :Dd(2) i.e genotypic ratio will be 1:1 and phenotypic ratio will be 4:0. All offspring will be tall.


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