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Korvikt [17]
3 years ago
9

Please help. I'm going to fail omg.

Biology
2 answers:
Nataly_w [17]3 years ago
8 0
I got you fam

1. Ee
2. DD
3. bb
4. Ww
5. ee
6. Dd
7. HH
8. hh
9. Ff
10. BB
11. homo dominant
12. homo recessive 
13. hetero
14. hair color 
15. freckles
PP. purple homo dominant 
Pp. purple hetero
pp. white homo recessive  
BB. brown homo dominant
Bb. brown hetero
bb. blue homo recessive 
RR. round seeds homo dominant
Rr. round seeds hetero
rr. wrinkled seeds homo recessive
TT. bobtails homo dominant
Tt. bobtails hetero
tt. no bobtail homo recessive 
Korvikt [17]3 years ago
3 0

1. Ee

2. DD

3. bb

4. Ww

5. ee

6. Dd

7. HH

8. hh

9. Ff

10. BB

11. homo dominant

12. homo recessive 

13. hetero

14. hair color 

15. freckles

PP. purple homo dominant 

Pp. purple hetero

pp. white homo recessive  

BB. brown homo dominant

Bb. brown hetero

bb. blue homo recessive 

RR. round seeds homo dominant

Rr. round seeds hetero

rr. wrinkled seeds homo recessive

TT. bobtails homo dominant

Tt. bobtails hetero

tt. no bobtail homo recessive


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