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The pathway that determines skin pigmentation in dogs is governed by two unlinked genes ( I and II). While gene I determines the type of pigment, gene II is responsible for its deposition in skin cells. Allele P (gene I) results in a black pigment; whereas, p produces a brown pigment. While allele Q (gene II) results in the deposition of pigment, q will not allow the same. Alleles P and Q are dominant over p and q ,

Options

  1. A12(black):3(brown):1(albino)
  2. B9(black):3(brown):4(albino)
  3. C9 (black):7(albino)
  4. D12(black):4(brown)

Correct answer

B. 9(black):3(brown):4(albino)

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