Why are Punnett square used? A. To visually help others Scientists understand physics B. To help write a book on genetics C. To determine the probability that an offspring would have a specific trait D.

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Why are Punnett square used?

A. To visually help others Scientists understand physics
B. To help write a book on genetics
C. To determine the probability that an offspring would have a specific trait
D. To decode the human genome

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C. To determine the probability that an offspring would have a specific trait

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Your answer I believe will be C. To determine the probability that an offspring would have a specific trait.

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