A female fly is heterozygous for hairy body (hb), fluted wings (fl), and detached wing veins (dt). This fly is test-crossed, and the resulting progeny are listed in the following table. Phenotype hb fl + + + fl dt + dt hb + dt fl + hb fl + + + dt hb + + + 0.964 0.370 0.266 0.683 Number of gametes 0.529 60 65 56 372 376 Total What is the coefficient of coincidence for this cross? 3 6 62 1,000

A female fly is heterozygous for hairy body (hb), fluted wings (fl), and detached wing veins (dt). This fly is test-crossed, and the resulting progeny are listed in the following table. Phenotype hb fl + + + fl dt + dt hb + dt fl + hb fl + + + dt hb + + + 0.964 0.370 0.266 0.683 Number of gametes 0.529 60 65 56 372 376 Total What is the coefficient of coincidence for this cross? 3 6 62 1,000

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Chapter14: Chromosomes And Human Inheritance

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