the no grouse allele is dominant over the grouse allele. if a pigeon
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Pigeons have two alleles of a single gene that determines whether they have feathers on their lower legs. The alleles are called no grouse (associated with the featherless phenotype) and grouse (associated with feathery legs). Q4.3. The no grouse allele is dominant over the grouse allele: If a pigeon homozygous for the no grouse allele mates with a heterozygous pigeon, what is the expected frequency of the feathery-legged (grouse) PHENOTYPE in the offspring? 0% 50% 75% 100%
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Q4.3. The non-grouse allele is dominant over the grouse allele. If a pigeon homozygous for the grouse allele mates with a heterozygous pigeon, what is the expected frequency of the feathery-legged (grouse) PHENOTYPE in the offspring? 0% 50% 75% 100%
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