What are the genotypes of individuals 4 and 5 respectively? E 4- IT and 5 - TT G. 4 - Tt and 5 - tt H. 4 - tt and 5 - tt J4 - tt and 5 - TT

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What are the genotypes of individuals 4 and 5 respectively?

E 4- IT and 5 - TT

G. 4 - Tt and 5 - tt

H. 4 - tt and 5 - tt

J4 - tt and 5 - TT

What are the genotypes of individuals 4 and 5 respectively? E 4- IT and 5 - TT G. 4 - Tt-example-1

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Answer:

G. is the correct answer

4 is Tt

and

5 is tt

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