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klio [65]
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Nees help asap extra. points!!!!!!!!!!​

Biology
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eimsori [14]3 years ago
7 0

Its not letting me put my answer in for some reason Brainly is acting weird.

The second picture is how to put the alleles in each box.

Genotype is the genetic code of someones trait so the parents genotype is Bb. Phenotype Is the visual trait that we can see so if the parents have a genotype of Bb we would visually see brown eyes as our phenotype.

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