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WILL MARK BRIANLYEST!! Cross an individual who is heterozygous for baldness with one who is hom0zygous recessive. If the children were all boys, what would the phenotypic ratio for the above cross be?
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WILL MARK BRIANLYEST!!

Cross an individual who is heterozygous for baldness with one who is hom0zygous recessive. If the children were all boys, what would the phenotypic ratio for the above cross be? What would the phenotypic ratio be if they were all girls?

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my answer would be 2:2 for the first one and if they were all girls, assuming none are bald, the ratio would be 4:0. sorry if i’m wrong that’s just how i solved the problem:)
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