When two parents join to form a new individual- Offspring will NOT be identical to one parent. It will have traits from both parents Both A and C Offspring will be identical to one parent. Help please!

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When two parents join to form a new individual-

Offspring will NOT be identical to one parent.
It will have traits from both parents
Both A and C
Offspring will be identical to one parent.
Help please!!

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Answer:

"B"

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It will have both traits from both parents.

Goibniu answered Jul 9, 2022

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