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If two parents both have purebred recessive traits, what is the probability of their offspring having a dominant trait?
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If two parents both have purebred recessive traits, what is the probability of their offspring having a dominant trait?

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0% or less likely because if they both have recessive traits like for example “aa”, there is no way that a dominant trait will show up within their offspring or within the punnet square.
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