Genetics: Analysis and Principles 4th Edition by Robert Brooker

Exercise 7

Let's suppose that two strains of pigs differ in 500 RFLPs. One strain is much larger than the other. The pigs are crossed to each other, and the members of the F 1 generation are also crossed among themselves to produce an F 2 generation. Three distinct RFLPs are associated with F 2 pigs that are larger. How would you interpret these results