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Fig. 37. Diagram to illustrate the distribution of two pairs of chromosomes carrying two pairs of Mendelian factors

Namely yellow-green and round-wrinkled. The chromosome carrying the gene for yellow is a black rod, that for green is a white circle; that carrying the gene for round is a circle with a dot, that for wrinkled is a circle without the dot.

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Reference

Morgan, T. H. (1925). Evolution and genetics. Princeton: Princeton University Press.

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