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Seals have long (F) fins - dominant - or short (f) fins - recessive. What is the percent chance that an offspring would have short fins from the cross of two heterozygous long-finned seals? *
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Seals have long (F) fins - dominant - or short (f) fins - recessive. What is
the percent chance that an offspring would have short fins from the cross
of two heterozygous long-finned seals? *
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25% I just did a punnet square it’s easy
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25% because you multiply Ff by Ff which will result in 1 ff
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