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Using the Punnett square diagrams, which phenotype is controlled by a dominant allele? Two Generations of Pea Plant Crossings A- Y = yellow B- y = green C- Y = Yellow
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Using the Punnett square diagrams, which phenotype is controlled

by a dominant allele?
Two Generations of Pea Plant Crossings

A- Y = yellow

B- y = green

C- Y = Yellow

Using the Punnett square diagrams, which phenotype is controlled by a dominant allele-example-1
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The phenotype controlled by a dominant allele in this case is yellow, which is represented by the capital letter Y.

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