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Why would a testcross be important in genetics?

Why would a testcross be important in genetics?
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Why would a testcross be important in genetics?

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A test cross helps to determine the possible genotypes of the offspring, allowing geneticists and family planners to be prepared for genetic disabilities or diseases.
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