Question:
In poultry, there are two independantly assorting gene loci, each with two alleles that affect the shape of a chicken's comb. On locus has a dominant allele (R) for rose comb while its recessive allele (r) produces a single comb. The other allele has a dominant gene (P) for a pea comb while is recessive allele (p) also produces a single comb. When the two dominant genes occur together (R-P-), a walnut comb is produced. So, R-P- = walnut, R-pp=rose, rrP- = pea, and rrpp= single. Give the expected phenotypic ratios of offspring from the following matings:
1. RRPP x rrpp
2. RrPp x rrpp
3. Rrpp x rrPp
5. RrPP x RrPp
6. rrPp x RrPP
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