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Explanation:
Long leg (L) is dominant over short leg (l) and Good muscles (G) is dominant over weak muscles (g).
Heterozygous long leg, weak muscle = Llgg
Heterozygous long leg, strong muscle = LlGg
    Llgg   x   LlGg
Offspring:
2 LLGg - Long leg, strong muscle
4 LlGg - Â Long leg, strong muscle
2 LLgg - Long leg, weak muscle
4 Llgg - long leg, weak muscle
2 llGg - short leg, strong muscle
2 llgg - short leg, weak muscle
Ratio of offspring with long leg and strong muscle = 6/16 or 3/8
Ratio of offspring with long leg and weak muscle = 6/16 or 3/8
Ratio of offspring with short leg and strong muscle = 2/16 or 1/8
Ratio of offspring with short leg and weak muscle = 2/16 or 1/8

The F1 generation resulting from a cross between a heterozygous long-legged, weak muscled horse and a heterozygous long-legged, strong horse
- 3/8- long leg and good muscle tone
- 3/8- long leg and good muscle tone3/8- long leg and weak muscle tone
- 3/8- long leg and good muscle tone3/8- long leg and weak muscle tone1/-8- shirt leg and good muscle tone
- 3/8- long leg and good muscle tone3/8- long leg and weak muscle tone1/-8- shirt leg and good muscle tone1/8- short leg and weak muscle tone
Given:
- Long legs (L) in racing horses is dominant to short legs (l)
- Good muscle tone (G) is dominant to weak muscle tone (g)
Cross:
- a heterozygous long-legged, weak muscled horse - Llgg
- a heterozygous long-legged, strong horse - LlGg
Llgg X LlGg
Gametes:
Lg, lg and LG, LG, lG, lg
Punnett square:
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F1- phenotypes:
3/8- long leg and good muscle tone
3/8- long leg and weak muscle tone 1/-8- shirt leg and good muscle tone 1/8- short leg and weak muscle tone
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