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1.	Question : Bent', a dominant sex-linked allele B,in the mouse results in a short, crooked tail. Its recessive allele, b produce normal tails. If a normal tailed femal is mated to a bent- tailed male, what phenotypic ratio should occur in the F1?
Answer» BENT, NORMAL normal, bent bent, bent normal, normal Answer :A

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