Dihybrid crosses In humans, rolling tongue is dominant over non-rolling and curved thumbs are dominant over straight thumbs. do a cross between: heterozygous roller/heterozygous curved and homozygous non-roller/homozygous

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Ergec asked Jul 20, 2023

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Heterozygous roller/heterozygous curved, heterozygous roller/homozygous straight, homozygous non-roller/heterozygous curved, homozygous non-roller/homozygous straight

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