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May I get help with number one using punnets squares
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May I get help with number one using punnets squares

May I get help with number one using punnets squares-example-1
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Here we know that parents must be homozygous. The following punnet square shows that all individuals in the F1 will be heterozygous so they will be pink flowered.

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