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If an orange pet mates with another orange pet, can they have any green offspring?
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If an orange pet mates with another orange pet, can they have any green offspring?
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depends on the breed of the animal although possible it depends on the genes
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Yes. Say the orange allele is dominant to green and call the allele O. If the parents were both heterozygous, or Oo and Oo, they would be orange. In a cross, they have a 1/4 chance of producing oo, or green.
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