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Examine the Punnett square below. A cross between the two parents results in 50 offspring. How many of the offspring are most likely to have the dominant trait?
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Examine the Punnett square below. A cross between the two parents results in 50 offspring. How many of the offspring are most likely to have the dominant trait?

Examine the Punnett square below. A cross between the two parents results in 50 offspring-example-1
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75 % ........................
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From what I know a punnet square like that gives a 75 percent chance of the dominant trait to that offspring. I’m not entirely good at the subject but I hope that helps?
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