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Given a list of concordances (as percentages) for monozygotic and dizygotic twins for a selection of traits, describe how you would evaluate the relative input of environmental versus genetic factors for each trait.

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In a newly discovered diploid animal species, tail length is determined solely by 2 additive gene loci that can have the allele s, which contributes 4mm, and the allele l, which contributes 15mm.  Two lines with the genotypes AsAsBsBs and AlAlBsBs are mated to create the F1 generation.
a.What is the predicted genotype and phenotype of the F1 progeny?
b.If two individuals from the F1 generation are crossed, each phenotypic category will occur in 
what proportion?
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