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6. Two pink flowers are crossed. There are 40 offspring which consist of red flowers (RR), white flowers(WW) and pink flowers (R

W). How many of the offspring would you expect to have red flowers? _____ Is this an example of codominance or incomplete dominance? _______________

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two. pink. flowers are crosswd there are 40 offspring which consist of red flowers

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