In cats, long tails are dominant over short tails. Cross one heterozygous long-tailed cat with a short-tailed cat. What is the chance there will be a short-tailed cat born? 75 25 50 О

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In cats, long tails are dominant over short tails. Cross one heterozygous

long-tailed cat with a short-tailed cat.
What is the chance there will be a short-tailed cat born?
75
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I think the chance will be 50 for short tailed cat

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