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irina [24]
3 years ago
6

Complete a Punnett square for the cross-pollination of a female (TT) and a male (Tt). Write in the correct answers to complete t

he square.

Biology
1 answer:
MissTica3 years ago
7 0

first row: T, T

first column: T, t

row 2, column 2: TT

row 2, column 3: TT

row 3, column 2: Tt

row 3, column 3: Tt

it doesn't matter whether you put the female (TT) in the first row or the male (Tt) in the first row. you can interchange those positions.

i hope this helps! have a great day :)

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