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Guinea pigs produced from the cross between a white guinea pig (CWCW) and a red guinea pig (CRCR) appear spotted red and white. Show the cross of these guinea pigs below and provide a name for this type of inheritance. Then figure out the phenotypic ratio and write it below.

Guinea pigs produced from the cross between a white guinea pig (CWCW) and a red guinea-example-1
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Answer:

Co-dominance inheritance

Phenotypic ration - All the offspring are spotted red and white - 100%

Step-by-step explanation:

Genotypes of parents

White guinea pig - CWCW

Red guinea pig - CRCR

The cross between the two

CWCW * CRCR will produce

CWCR, CWCR, CWCR, CWCR

It is a co-dominance inheritance

Phenotypic ration - All the offspring are spotted red and white - 100%

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