The feathers of the frizzle chicken come in three variations, or phenotypesextreme, mild, and smooth. The genes
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The feathers of the frizzle chicken come in three variations, or phenotypes—extreme, mild, and smooth. The genes F, the dominant for frizzle, and f, the recessive, interact in what is called incomplete dominance. If two hybrid (F, f) chickens are crossed, the ratio of extreme to normal to smooth should be 1:2:1. In such a hybridization experiment with ninety-three offspring, the results are given in the following table. Test the hypothesis of incomplete dominance at the .05 level.
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