If the letter A is used to represent height, where A is tall and a is short. 1. Write the genotypes for tall 2. What is the phenotype for aa

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If the letter A is used to represent height, where A is tall and a is short.

1. Write the genotypes for tall

2. What is the phenotype for aa

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1. Aa and AA

2. short

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