10. What phenotypes are expected and in what proportion from each of the following ncrosses? (Assume D, G and Ware dominant over d, g and w, respectively.)31(a) DdGGww x DDGgWwhow bon(b) ddggWw x DdGgwwHD:(c) DdGgWw x DdggWw(d) DdGgWW x DdGgWWbaildhalos 6am bunjid-roloos (d)nomow sof bemam nam lemona (0)namnow beild-oloss of bemem nem tarono [b)int euogysonM11. Radishes can be long, round or oval in shape. They may be red, white or purple in color.A long red variety was crossed with a round white variety. In the F₁ generation, all wereoval purple. In the F2 generation, there were 8 long red, 15 long purple, 17 oval red, 31oval purple, 7 long white, 15 oval white, 8 round red, 16 round purple and 9 round white.Explain the genetic basis of these results.hot tmsidorss endohes barlastis bed terftet benhemouthbra(Jisi edohss srillo sonsmedniSnem ar to gaylonog ori ai fermsil)ovfacisiv lemon diwbe (!)12. In shorthorn cattle, the allele for red coat color (R) is codominant with white (R'). Theheterozygous combination (RR') produces roan (spotted) cattle. A breeder has white,red and roan cows and bulls. What phenotypes are expected from the following matingsand in what proportions?(a) Red x red(b) Red x roan(c) Red x white(d) Roan x roan(e) Roan x white(f) White x white165

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Description: 10. What phenotypes are expected and in what proportion from each of the following ncrosses? (Assume D, G and Ware dominant over d, g and w, respectively.)31(a) DdGGww x DDGgWwhow bon(b) ddggWw x DdGgwwHD:(c) DdGgWw x DdggWw(d) DdGgWW x DdGgWWbaildh