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- Prezygotic is isolating mechanisms: a. reduce the fitness of hybrid offspring. b. generally prevent individuals of different species from producing zygotes. c. are found only in animals. d. are found only in plants. e. are observed only in organisms that reproduce aseually.2. In the following types of matings, the phenotypes of the parents are listed together with the frequencies of phenotypes occurring among their offspring. Indicate the genotype of each parent (you may need to use testcrossesl). Parents Offspring I B:0 을 A: 을B 을 AB : B: A: 0 를 AB : 를 A a. Вx В Ь. Ох АВ Ox AB Bx A d. Bx A C. TV Sex Lin ko4. When the F1 bees were backcrossed to the inbred resistant line produced 4 types of offspring in equal numbers: ¼ if the back-cross offspring showed the complete hygienic behavior pattern¼ of the back-cross offspring showed none of the elements of hygienic behavior¼ of the back-cross offspring would uncap the cells of the diseased larvae but these workers would not remove the diseased larvae¼ of the back-cross offspring would remove the diseased larvae (once the experimenter had uncapped the cells of the diseased larvae) a. If the resistant behavioral pattern is due to two gene loci with two alleles each, can this account for the 4 phenotypes shown in the back-cross? How? b. If you use UURR (for the non-resistant inbred line) and uurr (for the resistant inbred line), what are the phenotypic and genotypic ratios for the F2 cross between these lines (i.e., F1 x F1)? Show your work: c. Given the genetic model given in part d, do the backcross offspring in part c (from an F1 x resistant…
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