what genotype and phenotypic ratios result when crossing two heterozygotes (Pp x Pp? show the punnett square.

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what genotype and phenotypic ratios result when crossing two heterozygotes (Pp x Pp? show the punnett square.

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the ratio will typically be 1:2:1, and 3/4ths of the offspring will show the dominant phenotype

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