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Two guinea pigs are crossed, one parent is Ss, the other ss. What is the probability of a baby guinea pig from this cross having both S and s factors? A.0% chance B.25% chance C.50% chance D.75% chance
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Two guinea pigs are crossed, one parent is Ss, the other ss. What is the probability of a baby guinea pig from this cross having both S and s factors?

A.0% chance
B.25% chance
C.50% chance
D.75% chance

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Answer: B. 50%

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Two guinea pigs are crossed, one parent is Ss, the other ss. What is the probability-example-1
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