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Copyright © 2006 Pearson Prentice Hall, Inc. Dihybrid cross Complete dominance
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Example: Coat color and Polled/horned condition in cattle Black coat (B) is dominant over red coat (b) Polled (no horns) condition (P) is dominant over horned condition (p)
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Cross two individuals who are heterozygous for both traits: BbPp X BbPp Both individuals have black coats and are polled
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AllelesBPBpbPbp BP Bp bP bp BbPp X BbPp
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BPBpbPbp BPBBPPBBPpBbPPBbPp BpBBPpBBppBbPpBbpp bPBbPPBbPpbbPPbbPp bpBbPpBbppbbPpbbpp BbPp X BbPp
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Genotypic outcomes 1 BBPP 1 BBPP 2 BbPP 2 BbPP 1 bbPP 1 bbPP 2 BBPp 2 BBPp 3 BbPp 3 BbPp 2 bbPp 2 bbPp 1 BBpp 1 BBpp 2 Bbpp 2 Bbpp 1 bbpp 1 bbpp 16 combinations 9 possible outcomes Genotypic ratio 1:2:1:2:3:2:1:2:1
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Phenotypic outcomes 9 Black coat, Polled 9 Black coat, Polled 1 BBPP 2 BBPp 2 BbPP 4 BbPp (All of the genotypes above produce the same phenotype)
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Phenotypic outcomes 3 Black coat, horned 3 Black coat, horned 1 BBpp, 2 Bbpp 3 Red coat, Polled 3 Red coat, Polled 1 bbPP, 2 bbPp 1 Red coat, horned 1 Red coat, horned 1 bbpp
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Phenotypic outcomes Phenotypic ratio Phenotypic ratio9:3:3:1
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