Question: In A Population Of Pigeons, Four Different Wing Patterns Exist: Bar, Barless, T-check, And Check. To Understand The Inheritance Of Wing Pattern, You Cross Six Pairs Of Pigeons With Each Other And Obtain These Results: Cross # Parent 1 Phenotype Parent 2 Phenotype Progeny Phenotype(s) 1 Bar Bar 3/4 Bar: 1/4 Barless 2 Bar Check All Check 3 T-check T-check …
In a population of pigeons, four different wing patterns exist:Bar, Barless, T-check, and Check. To understand the inheritance ofwing pattern, you cross six pairs of pigeons with each other andobtain these results:
| Cross # | Parent 1 phenotype | Parent 2 phenotype | Progeny phenotype(s) |
| 1 | Bar | Bar | 3/4 Bar: 1/4 Barless |
| 2 | Bar | Check | all Check |
| 3 | T-check | T-check | 3/4 T-check: 1/4 Bar |
| 4 | T-check | Check | 1/2 T-check: 1/2 Check |
| 5 | T-check | Check | 1/2 T-check: 1/4 Check: 1/4 Bar |
| 6 | T-check | Check | 1/2 T-check: 1/4 Check: 1/4 Barless |
select all that apply
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incomplete dominance
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co dominance
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complete dominance
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pleiotropy
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recessive epistasis
