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Hi everyone! Here is a diagram of a genetics complementation problem. My main concern is regarding number 3d. I'm assuming that in this case, it would be complementary interaction and thus exhibiting a ratio of nine to seven. because if we cross F1, 3 will be mutant while one will exhibit wild-type phenotype. Is this right? Thanks in advance!
Yes 9:7 seems to be the right answer.
F1 progeny should be AaGg... and crossing it will give a ratio of 9:7 as is of any complementary genes
