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What kind of cross would result in these ratios? A. two heterozygous parents B. two homozygous recessive parents C. two homozygous dominant parents D. one heterozygous parent an…
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What kind of cross would result in these ratios? A. two heterozygous parents B. two homozygous recessive parents C. two homozygous dominant parents D. one heterozygous parent an…
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What kind of cross would result in these ratios?
A. two heterozygous parents
B. two homozygous recessive parents
C. two homozygous dominant parents
D. one heterozygous parent and one homozygous recessive parent
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