A plant breeding class scored the seed color and leaf morphologyphenotypes of a dry pea population. Seed color was scored based onits genotype (yellow vs. green vs. mixed) and leaf morphology byits phenotype (normal vs. tendrilled). Both traits are controlledby a single gene with complete dominance. The data they collectedfor leaf morphology were: 76 normal: 18 tendrilled and for seedcolor: 18 yellow: 24 green: 52 mixed. Combined phenotypes for thesetraits were 3 yellow, normal; 49 mixed, normal; 24 green, normal;15 yellow, tendrilled; 3 mixed tendrilled; 0 green, tendrilled. Usea Chi square analysis to, first, determine if each gene separatelyfits the expected ratios and, secondly, us e the Chi squareanalysis to determine if the combined phenotypes fit the expectedratio assuming independent assortment. If you reject the hypothesisthat the genes assort independently, explain why.
