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Description: 3. In dog coat color genetics, one gene locus, the A locus, has a dominant allele (AS, which gives hairs that are solid black, and aw, which is agouti (a wolf-like gray). The B locus is responsible for the difference in color between black (B-) and b

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3. In dog coat color genetics, one gene locus, the A locus, has a dominant allele (AS, which gives hairs that are solid black, and aw, which is agouti (a wolf-like gray). The B locus is responsible for the difference in color between black (B-) and brown or chocolate (bb) Labradors. Labrador dogs come in a yellow coat color.

Set up a simple cross that falsify the idea of the 3 colors of Labrador dogs being due to a simple multiallelic series, with black dominant to brown which is dominant to yellow.

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