Post Lab Report Part II 6. The probability that the two offspring you produced share every genotype in common is extremely low.
Explain why they are likely to be different. 7. How would genetic variability be affected if more chromosome pairs were added? What about if another partner was added?
The probability of two offspring with the same genotype is very low because due to recombination between the chromosomes of the father and mother each gamete has a different composition of genetic material. The only chance that they share the genotype is if they were zygotical twins.
Answer to question 7:
When you increase the number of chromosomes the variability will increase too.
The null hypothesis is the statement of no change (default). It proposes no relationship between the variables of the phenomenon under investigation. This hypothesis is usually considered to be true until proven otherwise by the experiment. It is designated as H0 and, if proven wrong, the alternative hypothesis (HA), is adopted.
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