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The Punnett square below shows the potential outcomes of a cross between two pea plants, each with purple flowers and green peas. How can Mendel's laws of inheritance be used to describe these potential
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The Punnett square below shows the potential outcomes of a cross between two pea plants, each with purple flowers and green peas.

How can Mendel's laws of inheritance be used to describe these potential genetic outcomes?

The Punnett square below shows the potential outcomes of a cross between two pea plants-example-1
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