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Biology, 25.01.2021 20:20 nisha87

In chickens, the dominant Cr allele produces chickens with extremely short legs (called creepers). When a male creeper is mated with a female creeper, 2/3 of the progeny are creepers and 1/3 of the progeny are wild-type (with long legs). Explain how this is possible.

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