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Read the following title: Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern AbbeyWhat type of information does this title most likely giv

e about the poem?

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Answer: The speaker dosent open with a description of the veiw or even an explanation of where he is

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<em>Black Body Color</em> (Recessive) : b

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<em>Brown Eye Color </em>(Recessive) : r

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The concept of this is taking each combination of the traits from the parent (BR, Br, br, bR), and crossing it with such combinations of the other parent.

<em>Refer to the attached picture for clarity.</em>

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9 Dominant for both traits

3 Dominant for Eye Color, and Recessive for Body Color

3 Dominant for Body Color, and Recessive for Eye Color

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BBRR - Brown Body, Red Eyes

BBrR - Brown Body, Red Eyes

BBRr - Brown Body, Red Eyes

bBRR - Brown Body, Red Eyes

BbRR - Brown Body, Red Eyes

BBrr - Brown Body, Brown Eyes

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