7. A Gray rabbit (Bb) is crossed with a black rabbit (BB). Black (B) and white (b) are codominant. What is the probability of getting a black and gray rabbit?

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7. A Gray rabbit (Bb) is crossed with a black rabbit (BB). Black (B) and white (b) are codominant.

What is the probability of getting a black and gray rabbit?

7. A Gray rabbit (Bb) is crossed with a black rabbit (BB). Black (B) and white (b-example-1

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Step-by-step explanation:

it is 50% because there is two codominance and one non diamond

Hymns For Disco answered Sep 13, 2021

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