Bateson and punnett observed 382 purple flowered and 269 white flowered sweet peas in an F2. are these numbers consistent with the 9:7 ratio they predicted using a chi square test? identify the most probable type of genetic inheritance suggested by the 9:7 ratio
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I watched a programme about this pea study. It was done by a monk years ago and lay undiscovered until someone found his book. by then we already had some knowledge about genetics. I cant remember the results. sorry.
I reckon it was every second generation a purple one appeared or something like that.
try searches for the monks details
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Reply:are you giving away a degree for best answer......
Reply:I'm not sure, but try searching Gregor Mendel. He was the monk who researched this stuff.
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