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Genetics - DrosophilaHey guys, I hate coming on this site and asking for help, but I have no other resort... I really don't know what to do ( I haven't been keeping up with genetics.)
Ok so I am given a sample of F2 generation of fruit flies bred by two true breeding flies. Here are the pop numbers Wild type, males -87 wild type, females - 171 Orange eyes, males 27 Orange eye females 51 black body, males 96 Orange eyes, black body, males 18 I can't really come up with a hypothesis on how these traits are linked. As we look at wild type males vs wild type female we see that there is roughly a 50% difference in frequency. So right there means these traits aren't fully independent and something is most likely sex linked. If we look we will see that only males have a black body which can represent two things: the trait is Y linked OR the trait is X linked. I don't know what to do!! I need help to generate a hypothesis and figure out the expected ratios so I can use a chi test to figure out the validity of my hypothesis. Can someone please help me set this up? I am behind in this class ..ahhhhhhhh. p.s. I hate asking someone to help me but I have no other option. thanks
i think you need to employ a chi squared analysis..
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