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R is for round r is for flat A homozygous dominant pumpkin and homozygous recessive pumpkin have offspring. What is the probability the off spring will be heterozygous? Question 7 options: 0% 50% 75% 100%
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r is for flat

A homozygous dominant pumpkin and homozygous recessive pumpkin have offspring. What is the probability the off spring will be heterozygous?





Question 7 options:

0%


50%


75%


100%

User Pellizon
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50% do a punnet square if u need help google it
User Patrick
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They will be 100% heterozygous
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