Question: Dogs! The A locus controls ear shape with A being dominant for round ears, where a is the recessive allele for pointy ears. The B

Dogs!
The A locus controls ear shape with A being dominant for round ears, where a is the recessive allele for pointy ears.
The B locus controls tail shape with B being dominant for puffy tail, where b is the recessive allele for spiked tail.
Two parents, a round ear puffy tail dog (AABB) and a pointy ear spiked tail dog (aabb) were crossed. The the F1 were used in a testcross of AaBb x aabb which resulted in the following progeny:
134 round ear, puffy tail 89 round ear, spiked tail 91 pointy ear, puffy tail 129 pointy ear, spiked tail
Test the null hypothesis (H0) that ear shape and tail shape are unlinked.
Multiple Choice 1 point
What is the phenotypic (and genotypic) ratio expected for this testcross?
1:1:1:1
3:1
9:3:3:1
1:2:1
Multiple Choice 1 point
What is the chi square value for this cross? (NOTE: use rounding up (>0.5) and down (0.5) rules if you get a fraction of a puppy in your expected values)
3.6
2.9
4.4
15.7
4.8
Multiple Choice 1 point
What are the df and pvalue of this cross?
df=2, pvalue =>0.05
df=3, pvalue =>0.05
df=3, pvalue =0.05
df=2, pvalue =0.05
Multiple Choice 1 point
Are the A and B loci linked?
No
Yes
40
Multiple Choice 1 point
What is the genetic distance between the A and B loci (genes)?
10 cm
41 cM
50 cm
34 cM
41
Multiple Choice
2 points
Dogs! The A locus controls ear shape with A being

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