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Nebraska | Still not buying a population of F2s averaging much different than 50/50 unless it was a small sample size. Even with some chromosome crossover during meiosis. F2 is result mating two F1s of the same cross, to get 75/25 (on average) you would have to mate back to one of the parent breeds of the F1s, which then is not an F2. I agree with the rest of your statements. | |
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F1 hybrid talk
