Answer:
given,
rose combed rooster (R) × single combed hen (r)
RR × rr
↓
in F1 generation, all the chicks will be Rr
↓
in F2 generation, mating was done among their own group of Rr
Rr × Rr
↓
25% of RR 50% of Rr and 25% of rr
phenotypes of chicks in f2 generation = 3:1 ( 75% rose combed as R is dominant and 25% single combed)
genotype = 1:2:1 ( 1/4 homozygous rose comb [RR] : 2/4 heterozygous rose comb [Rr] :1/4 homozygous single comb [rr])
Mitosis which is the reproduction of cells.
For example FLAGELLA CAN NOT MOVE AS A COORDINATED TEAM, ONLY CILIA CAN MOVE AS A COORDINATED TEAM THUS, THE BEATING PATTERN OF BOTH ORGANELLES ARE DIFFERENT.
Also, cilia are short and they are usually numerous in number while flagella are long and are usually few in number.
