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. 2017 Mar 13;206(2):1091–1100. doi: 10.1534/genetics.117.199786

Table 2. F2 offspring genotypes produced by heterozygous F1 males mated to F1 females.

F1 Parents F2 Offspring
Male Male Genotype Female Genotype AA Aa Aa Total
4-1M2 Aa aa 9 0 9
4-1M4 Aa aa 13 0 13
4-3M5 Aa AA 10 0 10
5-2M1 Aa AA 6 0 6
5-2M4 Aa Aa 5 6 0 11
6-2M1 Aa aa 0 10 10
8-1M2 Aa AA 14 0 14
9-1M1 Aa AA 10 0 10
12-2M5 Aa Aa 0 3 7 10
12-2M9 Aa Aa 0 7 8 15
14-3M6 Aa Aa 0 1 6 7

Each male parent received the allele in boldface type from his mother and the underlined one from his father. Dashes indicate offspring genotypes not expected to be present under standard diploid Mendelian inheritance. In every case, the male only transmitted the allele he inherited from his mother to offspring. (Note that cross 6-2 is not included in Table 1 as all offspring from this cross were expected to be heterozygous—parents were AA*aa).